The campaign arm of Senate Republicans unveiled Wednesday their own spin on Jeopardy! to criticize Michigan Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul el Sayed ahead of his second debate later that day with GOP rival Mike Rogers.

Republicans say the game, dubbed “Jihad Jeopardy” and offered on a new website, “exposes Abdul El-Sayed and his family’s extensive ties to designated terrorist organizations, including the Muslim Brotherhood and Al-Qaeda.”

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