Of course el Sayed is on the side of the terrorists

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President Donald Trump recently accused Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed of being “on the side of the terrorists.” The accusation triggers fits of indignation from the Left. The Washington Post and other major outlets assured voters “there is no evidence” to claim that el Sayed supports groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood.

Need it be said, the president is prone to lots of hyperbole. But Trump didn’t accuse el Sayed of being a terrorist. He accused el Sayed of siding with terrorists. I’m not sure how anyone can argue otherwise.

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