Trump criticizes El-Sayed and backs Rogers
A report indicates there is no concrete evidence linking Abdul Rahman Said, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, to the Muslim Brotherhood, despite accusations made by Republicans and President Trump. Said emphasized that these allegations are based on Islamophobic views and rejected the use of his religious beliefs in the electoral campaigns. He also denied any familial ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, stating that the supposed evidence of connections is solely unsubstantiated claims. He pointed out that the accusations are aimed at him due to his Egyptian roots and his statements.
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