
Elected Democratic senator from Michigan during the Midterms, Abdul El-Sayed joked about the Islamophobic attacks of Donald Trump and JD Vance, recalling that the latter will have to swear in his oath.
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Abdul El-Sayed was the target of controversial statements from Donald Trump and JD Vance during his election campaign.
He was accused of “supporting Sharia law” by the Vice President of the United States, JD Vance. After his victory on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday in the Midterms, the newly elected Democratic senator from Michigan Abdul El-Sayed gave a speech in which he returned to his electoral campaign.
The elected official was in fact the target of President Donald Trump and his vice-president JD Vance, who had in turn described him as a “crazy jihadist”, accused of being a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, and affirmed that he “supported sharia”.
Donald Trump even assured that he was going to “have a metal detector installed especially for him” in Congress, before nicknamed him “Abdul Ramadan”.
In his speech after his victory, the forty-year-old therefore mocked Donald Trump and JD Vance, nicknamed him “habibi” (my love in Arabic): “Habibi, there is a delicious irony in the fact that you are going to be constitutionally obliged to take the oath of office to me in January. »
The Democrat then addressed Donald Trump, saying, “I know you have trouble with my name, so after JD swears me in, you can just call me senator. »

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