Abdul El Sayed Chuck Schumer meeting allegations
por Flint: Abdul El-Sayed
Mike Rogers officially cut ties with Abdul El Sayed after the candidate allegedly snuck into Washington DC to meet Chuck Schumer and beg for $10 million in corporate PAC funding. This creates a direct contradiction since El Sayed previously claimed corporate PACs are buying off politicians while now asking for their money from the very establishment he said he would fight against. The speaker describes this as a classic con man move where the guy cannot look you in the eye or give straight answers while pretending to be a rebel against the system. It gets worse because El Sayed is aligned with Hasan Piker who stated America is worse than al-Qaeda. This behavior fits the typical socialist playbook of opposing the DC machine while secretly seeking its cash package. The hypocrisy peaks when the same person acting as a far-left hopeful demands money from the people they claim are terrible. Mike Rogers remains the only viable option for Michigan.
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Con man does. He doesn't want you to know who he is. He just said in a clip, Sean, that all the corporate PACs are buying off politicians. This guy went to Washington, D.C. today, slinked in the back. Luckily, we got some footage of him sneaking in the back to go meet with Chuck Schumer, who he said was a terrible guy and he was going to work against, and asked for $10 million in corporate PAC money. Now that is a good con man He cannot look you in the eye And give you a straight answer
