Controversy Over Candidate Abdel Sayed's Loyalty and Family Ties in Michigan Campaign

Two international outlets covered controversy surrounding Senate candidate Abdel Sayed in his Michigan campaign. One addresses his response to questions about "dual loyalties," while the other covers accusations of family ties to terrorists and the Muslim Brotherhood.

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• Senate candidate Abdel Sayed faced questions about his "dual loyalties" during a campaign stop in a county in Michigan on Saturday.

  «The Senate candidate confronted questions over his “dual loyalties” while campaigning in a deep red region of Michigan on Saturday.»

  HuffPost
• HuffPost described his response to a heckler as a civics lesson.

  «Abdul El-Sayed Shuts Down 'Muslim Brotherhood' Heckler With Lesson On The Constitution»

  HuffPost
• The Jerusalem Post published a report accusing Abdel Sayed of family ties to terrorists and the Muslim Brotherhood.

  «Abdul El-Sayed accused of family ties to terrorists, Muslim Brotherhood»

  The Jerusalem Post

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