Josh Hammer warns: If El-Sayed wins next week, he’ll be ‘a 5-alarm fire national security threat’

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If Democrat Muslim Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed — who has been repeatedly questioned over his family’s alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties — wins in Michigan next week, the state can expect a senator who will push Medicare-for-all government health care, fight to codify nationwide abortion access, work to abolish ICE, and raise taxes on businesses and the wealthy. But according to Article III Project senior counsel Josh Hammer, that’s not the worst of it. “This guy will literally be a five-alarm

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