El-Sayed mocked for 'word salad' answer when pressed by conservative on voting for him: 'Worse than Kamala's'
Billionaires" town hall at Western Michigan University on Monday. Wade into law and funding Planned Parenthood, was speaking to students and prospective voters during a "Students vs. Billionaires" town hall at Western Michigan University on Monday."I respect your position insofar as it's founded in the idea that you want to protect and empower life," El-Sayed said to the student.
- ▪Billionaires" town hall at Western Michigan University on Monday.
- ▪Wade into law and funding Planned Parenthood, was speaking to students and prospective voters during a "Students vs.
- ▪Billionaires" town hall at Western Michigan University on Monday."I respect your position insofar as it's founded in the idea that you want to protect and empower life," El-Sayed said to the student.
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Politics El-Sayed mocked for 'word salad' answer when pressed by conservative on voting for him: 'Worse than Kamala's' The Michigan Democratic Senate nominee's comments on abortion restrictions drew accusations of dehumanizing language By Kiera McDonald , Andrew Mark Miller Fox News Published September 22, 2026 8:00pm EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video El-Sayed refers to pregnant woman as 'adult' or 'juvenile human' at campus event Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed referred to a pregnant woman as "an adult" or "juvenile human" while discussing abortion during a "Students vs. Billionaires" town hall at Western Michigan University on Monday.
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