Washington Examiner economics columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher said that, unlike claims made about former President Barack Obama, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed needs to answer for controversial allegations. “It’s a little different because, unlike the birtherism thing, which had no evidence behind it, obviously, Abdul el Sayed, his mom was allegedly in the […]
Washington Examiner economics columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher said that, unlike claims made about former President Barack Obama, Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed needs to answer for controversial allegations.
“It’s a little different because, unlike the birtherism thing, which had no evidence behind it, obviously, Abdul el Sayed, his mom was allegedly in the Muslim Brotherhood, like his sister tweeted about this,” Doescher said Monday on CNN This Morning.
