🚨🔥 CNN PANELISTS JUST TORCHED THE ABDUL EL-SAYED AD — AND IT MAY BE HELPING MIKE ROGERS! Cenk Uygur helped produce an ad for Abdul El-Sayed, but the CNN panel’s reaction was brutal! 🎯 Michael Smerconish questioned whether the ad sounded like a Mike Rogers commercial. 🎯 Van Jones warned that blaming grocery costs on U.S. aid to Israel risks reviving a dangerous history of blaming Jewish people for society’s problems. 🎯 Scott Jennings called it “economic incoherence wrapped up in anti-Semitism.” 🎯 Joanna Coles also criticized the ad, agreeing with Jennings that it was a poor political message. 🔥 THE IRONY? An ad intended to advance El-Sayed’s campaign could instead give his opponents an opportunity to challenge his message and judgment. Voters deserve an honest debate about inflation, foreign aid, and America’s priorities. But blaming a particular country for everyday economic struggles—especially Israel, given the long history of antisemitic scapegoating—can backfire badly. THANK YOU, CENK UYGUR, FOR GIVING MIKE ROGERS MORE AMMUNITION! 😂 #AbdulElSayed #CenkUygur #MikeRogers #MichiganPolitics #CNN #ScottJennings #VanJones #Israel #Antisemitism #PoliticalNews #Election2026