Michigan better wake up on El-Sayed

Tudor Dixon is right to ring the bell on this El-Sayed guy in Michigan.

You got a Senate canidate who Fox says was out there opposing bans on Sharia law, running around with Hasan Piker, and then acting like everybody is crazy for noticing. Piker is the same dude who said America deserved 9/11, and now we are supposed to pretend that is just normal campaign company? No thanks.

And then the socialist stuff. He can say "regulated capitalism" all day long, but these people always say that right before government starts grabbing more and more of your life. Same old trick, different wrapper.

Trump was right about this kind of thing. You let radicals get power and they do not just change a tax rate, they try to change the country permanent. Michigan voters better not sleep walk into it.

Story:
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I think the bigger issue is judgment.

A Senate candidate can have whatever policy pitch he wants, but voters are allowed to look at the company he keeps and the movements he is comfortable standing near. That is not paranoia. That is basic political due diligence.

I also agree with you on the “regulated capitalism” language. It usually sounds reasonable in a headline, then turns into more federal control, more rules written by people nobody voted for, and less room for ordnary families and small businesses to breathe.

Michigan should ask hard questions before handing someone that kind of power. If the answers are vague, polished, or wrapped in slogans, that tells people something too.