voted against Abdul el-Sayed in MN a day or two go. Yes, he won, but I’m really not sure that his victory is a bad thing at all for Republicans in Minnesota.
Democrats were split about half and half in that election. And there were very strong feelings on both sides. And almost no one voted for Stevens. They voted against el-Sayed. It’s not likely that the losing side will just shrug and go along with voting for el-Sayed since he is the nominee…
Almost every one of those voters came out either to vote for or vote against Abdul El-Sayed with great enthusiasm, and they were split almost down the middle. Sure, Haley Stevens got some voters who were enthusiastic about her (for some reason), and a few who had a hard time deciding, but it’s easy to see that at least half or more of her voters cast their ballots against Abdul El-Sayed, not for Haley Stevens.
… Black voters don’t warm to him, and obviously Jewish voters aren’t going to flock to him. El-Sayed’s base is affluent white liberals and a collection of misfits, and no doubt he will pick up a large number of voters who can’t imagine doing anything but vote for Democrats.
No, he’s absolutely NOT a Democrat! Democrats are just the “host” organism. Don’t be fooled, people!