Abdul Sayed Criticizes Attack on Veiled Wife

The Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, Abdulrahman El-Sayed (Abdul), affirmed his rejection of involving his wives in political disputes. He criticized J.D. Vance, the Vice President, describing his accusations as messages of racism and contradictions. He explained that Trump's act of posting a picture of himself and his wife under the pretext of criticizing the hijab was an attempt to discriminate against him. El-Sayed emphasized that he opposes categorizing citizens based on their backgrounds and confirmed that anyone can be American regardless of their skin color or religious practices. He accused Vance of inciting racial discrimination and had previously attacked him during the election campaign, which is marked by their rivalry over Senate seats, as El-Sayed seeks to win the seat against Republican Mike Rogers in the upcoming November elections.

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