Ex-Michigan Democratic Party Chair Blasts El-Sayed Campaign Over Suspicious Edits to Candidate’s Website That Justified Synagogue Terror Attack
Someone surreptitiously changed a key line in a transcript of El-Sayed’s remarks on the attack so that the text said the attack was justified
Liz Warren, 2028 Democrats Snub Indigenous Peoples' Day
Harvard Law's 'first woman of color' is noticeably less eager to celebrate her Native heritage
Abdul El-Sayed’s Mother Was Active in Muslim Brotherhood in College, Sister Said
El-Sayed called his mother in a May campaign video, saying, 'We'll see you soon,' but now says he has no familial ties to the Islamist group
‘We Share in Your Vision’: Wisconsin Gov Hopeful Backed Left-Wing Group Seeking To Build Housing Community 'For Our Sex Offenders'
It Takes A Village Foundation touts a testimonial from a registered sex offender who’s listed as ‘non-compliant’ by the Department of Corrections
NYC First Lady Painted Portrait of Her ‘Inspiration’: A Jew-Hating Artist Who Said ‘Anne Frank’ Is a Hoax, Posted Hitler’s Paintings, and Celebrated Oct 7
Rama Duwaji’s obsession with the Palestinian cause is shown in her reverence for the violence-tinged painter Sliman Mansour
Abdul El-Sayed’s Family Has ‘Long Been’ in Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, Senate Candidate’s Sister Said in Unearthed Social Media Posts
El-Sayed said on 'Meet the Press' that neither he nor any of his family members have ties to the Islamist group
The Millionaire Next Door
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Roy the Reprehensible
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Mary Kay’s Complete Makeover
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Political Overtures
REVIEW: 'The Republic of Love: Opera and Political Freedom' by Martha C. Nussbaum