Abdul El-Sayed still fails to denounce Hasan Piker
Now that El-Sayed is competing in a general election for the votes of normies, including many Jewish Michiganders who don’t at all appreciate what Piker has said about Israel, El-Sayed is not sure what to do.
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- Abdul El-Sayed distances himself from Hasan Piker
- El-Sayed tries to make peace with Jewish Democrats but draws line at dumping Hasan Piker
· covered by 2 publications
- From Hasan Piker to Jesse Watters, El-Sayed seeks to focus on affordability amid scrutiny from both sides
- Crowley says he won’t campaign with Hasan Piker
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