There is obviously a reason mainstream dems are avoiding Mohammed.
Religious bigotry and fear are as American as cherry pie, in a bipartisan fashion.
Not unexpected Vrede plays the race card. Nothing racial about opposing El-Sayed. His beliefs are enough.
I didn't post anything about race. It's his religious beliefs that he's being smeared over. To DonOLD and others Muslim = "jihadist", literally. Pay attention. Ftr, some xtian are victims of religious bigotry, too. That's how Americans are. Also, Muslims come in all colors. Didn't you know?
That said racism and "violence (are) as American as cherry pie."
(H. Rap Brown, a civil rights activist and chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), during a press conference in 1967.)
Thank you for playing the race card for me, SoupySales. It really is the same thing as the religion card being deplorably played on Abdul El-Sayed. Will Michigan voters stand for it?
Whack9 wrote: Thu Oct 29, 2026 7:30 amThroughout my life something I've found most admirable about our country was our belief in the sanctity of our elections. It was unthinkable even ten years ago to call them into question. Results were respected by politicians and the peaceful transfer of power continued on unabated. I don't recall the mid term elections ever getting so much doubt thrown upon them before they've even occurred like the present day.
In comes Donald Trump casting doubt on any election resulting in a loss for himself with no evidence whatsoever. Who would've thought 10-15 years ago the president of the United States would be the one working overtime to undermine the democractic process in America. Never in my life would I have thought we'd have a bunch of nihilists running the country.
We're so used to it at this point that it's no longer an enormous, political career ending, scandal that the president is calling into question the democratic process. That in itself is pretty telling of how far we've fallen as a country.
It really began with Shrub vs Gore in 2000. Puke emoji