I’m beginning to think I’ve been lied to
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CamelToad retweeted
I have refused to talk about Sarah. She was the last person within this orbit I communicated with after I departed from the campaign, and I do actually like her. Wives are off limits generally, and I know she is just being supportive, but she is lying here.
Between this and Abdul giving Instagram advice to young men on how to treat women, I have to say something I’ve held off on mostly.
Abdul’s mistreatment of staff was what first me woke up to him, and pulled my rose colored glasses off. In particular one person was emotionally/mentally abused to the point their parents had to check them into the hospital. I made an effort to check in on this person daily just to make sure they ate and actually slept. Most days they didn’t. This moved me to the area of concern of this person potentially committing self harm, to which I called DC general council (Max Glass) leadership and told him that he needed to tell Abdul to back off. This person would break down in tears often, and once in front of Abdul at a breakfast in Dearborn. To which he reacted detached and even annoyed.
This framing of this honest principled caretaker of a man is a lie. I have witnessed him blame his wife for things he’s done, express interest in cheating on her, abuse staff, lie to one group of voters and then the next, and so much more. Abdul would and did do just about anything to win.
My closing point still stands, as my opening project since I felt the duty to warn. Even if you take away the national security concerns. Abdul is a manufactured man, and if he wins (I expect benson to carry him over the line), there will be plenty of stories out of that senate office to confirm this.
Sarah Jukaku, physician and wife of Abdul El-Sayed, speaks on what her husband is like outside of the limelight:
With Abdul, what you see is what you get. Abdul is the same to me and my daughters as he is to you. He says the same things no matter where is and no matter who he’s talking to because he believes and means those things. And that’s what makes him such an unusual politician, no corporation, no billionaire, no special interest, no one tells him what to do or what to say—except maybe me sometimes.
CamelToad retweeted
The structural decline of America is widespread. The Potomac spill is not an isolated incident, and yes, it got fixed because it was national headlines, it was in DC, and you have to fix it, it’s pouring sludge right through the middle of our national capital. The collapse of every city that has a majority black population is also widely established. There’s not a city in America that has a black majority that isn’t deteriorating rapidly. What every black majority city has in common is absolutely appallingly bad and incompetent government.
I’ll accept her apology when it’s given from Brazil
People do dumb things. Kids do dumber things.
Words of apology are a start. Actions of apology and true repentance are concrete.
We were forgiven first and we are commanded to forgive in turn. Do not confuse forgive with forget though.
I hope Isa Casahuga is truly sorry and carries improvement with her going forward. It's all one can hope for and it's how we get better as a society.
CamelToad retweeted
Abdul El Sayad says his parents DIDN’T support his high school basketball team which is pretty wild considering they DID support a terror group. He must’ve been TERRIBLE.
Is she high key admitting illegals are voting?
Earlier this year, the Trump Admin deported my constituent, Kenis Lopez Gonzalez — an immigrant from Nicaragua who fled political violence — to the Central African Republic. Kenis is a business owner and had a work permit as well as a court order preventing his deportation.
Third-country deportations are dangerous and unacceptable. There is no reason a law-abiding Minnesotan should be deported to a country where they have never been. This has to stop.
minnesotareformer.com/2026/1…
CamelToad retweeted
If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hasan Piker's latest online rant targeting Michiganders in West Bloomfield Township, comparing the community to the KKK, should be condemned loudly. It is anti-semitic, divisive and deeply offensive.
I get that this is what he does for attention. But flippantly attacking a proud, diverse community — not to mention a political organizer doing the most American of things in our democratic process — reveals how misguided and uninformed he actually is about Michigan.
He’s embarrassed, but he’s not calling it a lie.
According to the note attached to this post, Pope Leo is the head of a sovereign governing body. Why is he allowed to vote in US elections?
CamelToad retweeted
Alleged conservatives will in one breath point out that you're not a woman just because you say you are, and in the next insist that an Indian guy is American because of what his papers say
“Here in Texas”
My daughter works full time here in Texas. Let me run her numbers.
State minimum wage is $7.25. She's making $16.
Forty hours a week equals $640 weekly.
That’s roughly $2,700 a month before taxes.
Texas has no state income tax—the thing they sell you on. So after federal and FICA she takes home roughly $2,300.
Average one-bedroom in our city runs about $1,550.
That’s 67% of her entire paycheck gone to rent before she eats a single meal.
Leaves her around $750 a month for:
- groceries
- gas
- car insurance
- health insurance
- phone
- emergencies
- savings
Car insurance alone eats a huge chunk of that in this state.
She works 40 hours a week and cannot save a dollar. Not because she's careless because there's nothing left to be careless with.
I spent thirty years paying off a house here. She's doing the same job I did at her age and she can't afford a basic apartment.
That's not a discipline problem. That's not avocado toast.
The floor moved and nobody lowered the ceiling.
Working full time should cover a roof. In Texas it barely covers the rent on one.
CamelToad retweeted
Problem with running a guy named "Abdul al-Sayed" is that a lot of voters will just go with the guy with a normal name like "Mike Rogers."
(Republicans have yet to learn this lesson, by the way.)