Sherrie Mathieson

If Abdul El Sayed were to be a candidate in the UAE, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain, Russia, Argentina or Kenya he wouldn't win because of his Muslim Brotherhood terrorist background. • His mother worked for an organization later designated by the U.S. Treasury for supporting terrorist groups. • His sister-in-law appeared on a federal terrorism watchlist during the Obama administration. • His father-in-law held leadership roles in organizations accused of Brotherhood connections and Abdul was the only American candidate whose victory was celebrated by the Muslim Brotherhood. The only candidate for whom they issued a statement. • Those organizations were named unindicted co-conspirators in the Holy Land Foundation case. • His half-sister celebrated October 7 online. • The same half-sister wrote that their family had "long been MB" and described their mother's Brotherhood activism. • His campaign buddy Hasan Piker said America deserved 9/11. • He wanted to avoid commenting on Khamenei's death because some potential voters were grieving. • He signed a statement urging Morsi's government to purge Egypt's media and police. • He compared Oklahoma's Sharia-ban measure to historical atrocities, including the Trail of Tears. • He praised the work of Tariq Ramadan, grandson of the Muslim Brotherhood's founder. • He defended his friend Mohamed Soltan, whose father was a senior Brotherhood figure. • His campaign received donations from CAIR-associated individuals, and his father-in-law contributed $300,000 to a supporting PAC. • He argued that a Brotherhood-led Egypt would not necessarily resemble Iran.