Trump criticizes Dem candidate over terrorism
U.S. President Donald Trump launched a fierce attack on Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul Rahman Said (Abdul Said), describing him as "sympathetic to terrorism and backwards." Trump condemned Said for his positions, which he considered extremist and reminiscent of "the days of jihad," accusing him of hating America and comparing his values to those of "Mohammad," which do not align with the values of Michigan residents or the United States. In contrast, Trump expressed full support for his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, calling on voters to support him. Said is a Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate race, known as a physician and public health expert of Egyptian origin, aiming to become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate if he wins. This attack is part of Trump's campaign to support Republicans in the state, while the Democratic Party seeks to maintain its electoral foothold.
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