Washington Examiner columnist Salena Zito criticized Democrats for supporting candidates such as Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul el Sayed.
El Sayed’s opponent, Rep. Haley Stevens , ripped him for not being transparent about his finances, saying he only released a single form, and not his full Michigan’s el Sayed tells supporters to stop making fun of rival Haley Stevens: ‘Focus on the issues’Nirav Shah and Troy Jackson solidify status as top contenders in Maine as others Senate candidates flounder “Since Abdul refuses to show voters what’s really in his tax return and personal finances, I have some questions,” StevensStevens went on to comb through some of el Sayed’s finances, including capital gains, property sales, and other income sources.
Zito said questions about el Sayed’s finances should be a turnoff to voters, but “that’s not the moment that Democrat voters are in. They are more interested in falling in love with a candidate than sort of being pragmatic and reasonable about it.
” “He’s very charismatic, he’s meeting the moment, he’s walking on the edge about socialism, he’s just like right there with a wink and a nod,” Zito said on Fox Business’sZito argued that establishment Democrats do not want a socialist candidate and said primary voters tend to be on the far-left or far-right.
“They tend to show up more than a whole cloth of the party, and that’s the challenge for the Democrats in “They are out of sort of touch with what these grassroots activist primary voters are interested in being swayed by. ”MICHIGAN’S EL SAYED TELLS SUPPORTERS TO STOP MAKING FUN OF RIVAL HALEY STEVENS: ‘FOCUS ON THE ISSUES’ “I find it so insulting to the working class that they think that is who Graham Platner is.
‘This is what we think a working-class person is like,’ and they put this guy out there, and he has so many problems,” Zito said. “It’s such a caricature of someone who works with their hands. ”
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