Vance accuses Abdul el Sayed of trafficking ‘explicitly anti-white racial hatred’

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Vice President JD Vance claimed that Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El Sayed has been stoking “anti-white racial hatred.”

Vance made the comments en route to campaign for Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers in Howell, Michigan, after he was asked about Tucker Carlson‘s criticism of Rogers, a former House Intelligence Committee chairman, as a puppet of Israel and the country’s spy agencies.

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