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Why didn’t we choose him??

Hasan has great politics, rizz for days, and uses his platform to support on-the-ground political organizing, unions, anti-war movements. He’s the only streamer with a massive young male audience who isn’t a reactionary freak. His political credibility isn’t in doubt, yours is!

This is disgusting defamation. Shame on you. Hasan criticizes Israel and Zionism and he constantly stresses that Jews are NOT to blame. You should retract and issue a personal apology to him.

Calling out AIPAC isn’t antisemitism.

Thank an AIPAC-bought politician.

Abdul El-Sayed said on a conference call that members of his team were worried about the supposed “risk” associated with condemning the antisemitic attack on Temple Israel. He says he decided to make the statement because he viewed making the statement as an act of leadership. From the article: “‘It was a risk,’ El-Sayed said. ‘All of our team was really worried about saying something, but leadership is being willing to say the thing if you believe it to be true that nobody else is going to say.’” Additionally, the article contains a link to an unlisted YouTube video. That video is the snippet of the Zoom call where he says this. While he is talking about this, one of the call’s participants comments “the synagogue raised funds for the IDF,” in an apparent effort to justify the attack. El-Sayed ignored this comment, refusing to give oxygen to the idea that there was any sort of justification for the attack. That’s good. But it’s also not good that there are people in high places within his campaign who would believe, let alone say, such a thing. I think Dr. El-Sayed is a good man. But I am supporting McMorrow in this primary, in part because I prefer a campaign that is not staffed by people who waver on whether antisemitism is bad.