Fans fire at Abdelol Sayed over sympathizing

Vance J. DeFans, the American Vice President, launched a fierce attack on Democratic candidate Abdulaziz Al-Sayed during the Michigan election campaign, calling on voters to support Republican candidate Mike Rojers instead. Vance accused Al-Sayed of sympathizing with "killers" and of positions that glorify terrorist events, including the September 11 attacks, considering him "very evil." He charged him with racial and religious division among Americans. Vance also criticized Al-Sayed's stance on issuing driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants, describing it as harmful to the interests of auto industry workers and as reducing wages. He emphasized the importance of voting for those who defend the interests of all Americans, urging Michigan voters to reject Al-Sayed and support Rojers, amid similar escalating rhetoric from President Trump against Al-Sayed.

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