The Jihadist's Victory Shows that Ordinary Democrats Need to Stop Being the Tools of their Elites
The article discusses the election of Adam Hamawy, a controversial figure, as the Democratic primary winner in New Jersey. It criticizes ordinary Democrats for supporting candidates without questioning their backgrounds or beliefs. The author argues that this trend reflects a broader issue within the party, where radical views are overlooked in favor of anti-establishment sentiments.
- ▪Adam Hamawy won the Democratic primary in a safely Democrat U.S. House district despite his controversial past.
- ▪He has been linked to radical jihadist activities and has previously testified on behalf of a terrorist mastermind.
- ▪Hamawy's victory is seen as indicative of a troubling trend among Democrats who prioritize anti-Trump sentiments over candidate qualifications.
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| Publication time | Thu, 04 Jun 2026 06:30:00 -0400 |
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The Jihadist's Victory Shows that Ordinary Democrats Need to Stop Being the Tools of their Elites By Adam Turner | 6:30 AM on June 04, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. New Jersey Democrat Adam Hamawy. (Credit: Adam Hamawy for Congress website) When my younger brother was a tween, he fell in love with using the word “tool” as an insult. A tool is, in the urban dictionary definition, a person who is “used” by another for his/her own purposes. The tool lacks strong personal convictions on a certain issue and generally goes along with what he/she believes is expected of them without bothering to question the higher purpose.
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