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Vance tears into 'psychopath' Abdul El-Sayed
New York Post • • nation
Key Points:
- Vice President JD Vance criticized Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed during a Michigan visit, labeling him a "psychopath" and accusing him of promoting "anti-white racial hatred" and threatening the local auto industry.
- Vance claimed El-Sayed is ashamed of Michigan, alleging he falsely identified as an immigrant from North Africa despite being born near Detroit, and accused him of supporting policies harmful to the state's economy.
- The vice president linked El-Sayed to controversial figures and policies, including campaigning with Hassan Piker and backing the Green New Deal, which Vance said would harm the auto industry.
- Polls show El-Sayed leading or tied with Republican Mike Rogers one week before the election, prompting Vance's aggressive rhetoric to sway swing voters.
- Vance distanced himself from Tucker Carlson's opposition to Rogers and declined to echo President Trump's "jihadist" label for El-Sayed, instead criticizing El-Sayed's associations.
