Michigan Democrat Busted for Dual Citizenship as Party Implodes Over Shocking Double Standard

Michigan Democrats love to scream about “foreign interference” and accuse anyone who stands with Israel of having split loyalties. But when one of their own, Abdul El-Sayed, gets caught holding dual citizenship with Egypt, suddenly the silence is deafening. The left’s hypocrisy has never been this obvious, and Michigan voters should take notice.

El-Sayed’s Senate campaign is falling apart, and the reason couldn’t be clearer. Michigan Democrats are turning on him. They can’t pretend this is a non-issue. For years, this guy slammed Americans for supporting Israel, warning about so-called “dual loyalties”—but that didn’t stop him from quietly keeping his own loyalty papers with another country, and not just any country, but Egypt.

It’s rich, isn’t it? The left shouts about “democracy” while rallying behind a man who holds citizenship in a nation that spits on American values. Some Democrats are finally waking up to this scam and refusing to go along. Can anyone really believe El-Sayed is putting America first? Or is he just another globalist, looking out for himself and his friends overseas?

Liberals want to rewrite the rules every time one of their favorites gets caught, but real patriots don’t forget this kind of betrayal. If a conservative dared run for Senate while holding citizenship in another country—let alone a country with a record of human rights abuses and anti-Western rhetoric—the media would never let anyone hear the end of it. But because El-Sayed fits their narrative, the rules magically don’t apply.

Every American should ask: why do Democrats keep picking politicians who are more loyal to global causes than to the country they claim to serve? El-Sayed’s fiasco is just the latest example of liberal incompetence and double standards. If Democrats are this weak on loyalty, what won’t they compromise on next?

Source: Townhall


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