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Ongoing Story· Day 9

Michigan Senate Race Heats Up Over Candidate's Muslim Brotherhood Ties

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Ted Cruz Accuses Senate Candidate El-Sayed of Muslim Brotherhood Ties, Lying

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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz accused Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed of Muslim Brotherhood membership and lying about family ties. Cruz cited El-Sayed's past writings, family social media posts, and his father-in-law's business dealings as evidence. El-Sayed has denied the allegations, stating he should be judged on his own actions and work, and has distanced himself from his mother's alleged past activities.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Senator Ted Cruz accused Abdul El-Sayed of Muslim Brotherhood membership and lying about family connections.
  • Cruz cited El-Sayed's writings, sister's tweets, and father-in-law's business as evidence.
  • El-Sayed's father-in-law is linked to a corporation involved in funneling money to Hamas.
  • El-Sayed has denied the allegations, urging voters to judge him on his own actions.
  • The accusations follow resurfaced social media posts about El-Sayed's mother's alleged past.
Ted Cruz Accuses Senate Candidate El-Sayed of Muslim Brotherhood Ties, Lying
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