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Abdul El Sayed Turns Trump Ramadan Jibe Into Campaign Slogan: 'He'll Make Us Fast' | Midterm | N18G

CNN-News182 Nov 2026

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for the Senate in Michigan, responded to personal attacks and name-calling by President Donald Trump. Trump repeatedly targeted El-Sayed at campaign appearances, referring to him as "Abdul Ramadan," "Mohammed," and "Abdul Muhammad." But El-Sayed turned the remarks into a critique of the economy and high cost of living. He joked that because groceries have grown so expensive under Trump's leadership, the administration's de facto policy might as well be…