Democrats choose to become the party of Islamist, antisemitic hate

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The Democratic Party’s reaction to Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) and her concerns about Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed has made it clear that, regardless of whether el Sayed wins, the Democratic Party is now the party of Islamist hate and bigotry.

Stevens chose to endorse Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers against el Sayed, withdrawing her previous endorsement of el Sayed after he refused to condemn the antisemitic advertisement posted by his ideological ally, Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks. This tracks with el Sayed’s conduct throughout the election, including campaigning alongside antisemitic terrorist sympathizer (and Uygur’s nephew) Hasan Piker, campaigning for votes at antisemitic mosques, and excusing an attempted Islamist terrorist attack against Jewish preschoolers in Michigan.

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