Kids YouTuber Ms Rachel Gave Thousands to Anti Israel Radical Abdul El Sayed’s US Senate Campaign

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Kids YouTuber Ms Rachel Gave Thousands to Anti Israel Radical Abdul El Sayed’s US Senate Campaign

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Rachel gave $3,000 to the campaign of far-left Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El Sayed, according to Federal Election Commission filings, as reported by The New York Post.The filing, dated July 19, listed the payout from Rachel Griffin Accurso, who is better known online as Ms. Rachel.It was not clear from the filing whether the money was a donation or a loan.So now Miss Rachel is funding the Islamic extremism in the United States. Parents beware https://t.co/dEl80Nxplz — FormerlyKnownAs (@Brad11Slade) July 26, 2026 The move marks her latest effort to support candidates described in the source article as anti-Israel radicals.

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▪Rachel gave $3,000 to the campaign of far-left Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El Sayed, according to Federal Election Commission filings, as reported by The New York Post.The filing, dated July 19, listed the payout from Rachel Griffin Accur
▪Rachel.It was not clear from the filing whether the money was a donation or a loan.So now Miss Rachel is funding the Islamic extremism in the United States.
▪Parents beware https://t.co/dEl80Nxplz — FormerlyKnownAs (@Brad11Slade) July 26, 2026 The move marks her latest effort to support candidates described in the source article as anti-Israel radicals.

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Controversial kids YouTuber Ms. Rachel gave $3,000 to the campaign of far-left Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El Sayed, according to Federal Election Commission filings, as reported by The New York Post.The filing, dated July 19, listed the payout from Rachel Griffin Accurso, who is better known online as Ms. Rachel.It was not clear from the filing whether the money was a donation or a loan.So now Miss Rachel is funding the Islamic extremism in the United States. Parents beware https://t.co/dEl80Nxplz — FormerlyKnownAs (@Brad11Slade) July 26, 2026 The move marks her latest effort to support candidates described in the source article as anti-Israel radicals.

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