Last night, Abdul El-Sayed held a town hall where he spent the night making misleading claims and repeatedly dodging questions about his controversial positions and close ties to radical streamer Hasan Piker.
Today, El-Sayed is in DC playing kumbaya, working to convince the leftist elite to back his campaign despite growing concerns over Democrats' spending disadvantage and his extremist views.
After leaving the meeting, Chris Murphy called Abdul "a really good candidate," Kirsten Gillibrand said "we're all united," and Elizabeth Warren refused to condemn him for palling around with Hasan Piker, who said America deserved 9/11.
Today's rendezvous shows just how easily DC Democrats will fall in line with Schumer's wishes - even if it means giving a pass to a terrorist sympathizer.
“Abdul is a danger and a disaster, and today's meeting made clear that Democrats are worried he's a walking loss. El-Sayed is a terrorist-loving conman who fights for Palestine; Mike Rogers delivers results and fights for Michigan." - Natalie Baldassarre, RNC National Press Secretary
