Democrats Panic as El-Sayed Scrambles to Ditch Radical Ally Before Voters Find Out the Truth

Abdul El-Sayed thinks that a desperate last-minute sprint can erase years of running with the radical left. Now, as the midterms close in, he’s suddenly acting like he hardly knows Hasan Piker—the darling of woke TikTok socialists and YouTube America-bashers. The truth is, El-Sayed welcomed Piker’s help when it counted. They shared the stage, shared the spotlight, and shared the same rotten ideas.

Let’s be honest about who Hasan Piker is. He isn’t just some loud guy with a camera—he’s called America evil, cheered on terrorists who rape and murder innocent Israelis, and peddled twisted Maoist garbage, saying anyone who pushes back against his agenda should have their freedom ripped away. Still, Democrats like El-Sayed flocked to him—until he became a millstone around their neck.

This is the same old Democrat game—embrace crazed radicals behind closed doors, then run for cover when voters start paying attention. They want the votes from the “Death to America” crowd, but when patriots notice and call them out, suddenly they pretend they never heard the name. Voters aren’t blind. They know when a candidate is trying to have it both ways, and they know what it means for our country if these people get power.

Liberals like El-Sayed talk about “unity” and “healing” while they rub shoulders with guys who cheer on the worst enemies of freedom. When push comes to shove, they’ll sell out anyone—our allies, our soldiers, even their own supposed friends—just to save their own political skins. It’s all about power for them, not principle, not country.

If El-Sayed and his party had even an ounce of moral courage, they would have denounced these anti-American ghouls from the start. But instead, they were content to dance along while the music played. Now the tune has changed—and the voters are listening. Maybe it’s time Americans ask themselves: if this is how Democrats act before the election, what will they do after they win?

Source: Townhall


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