Schumer Backs El-Sayed, Who Defended Jihad Terror Attack on Jewish Preschool

A big tent with Muslims who defend murdering Jewish toddlers is a “strength,” Schumer insisted.

Dems are going all in on their ‘big tent’ messaging. The more extreme the DSA candidates get, from outright Communists to Islamic terrorists, Dems have been taught to repeat that their party is a ‘Big Tent’ which includes…

guys with Nazi SS tattoos

Communist fangirls who brag about wiping their hands on the American flag

Islamists who justified an attack on a Jewish pre-school

That last would be Abdul El-Sayed, the Islamist-DSA candidate who justified a Muslim terrorist attack on Temple Israel and the 100 or so little kids attending preschool inside.

Abdul El-Sayed secured his victory by answering every question, including about his wealth and dirty backers, by ranting about Jews.

Now, Schumer and the Dems are welcoming Abdul El-Sayed and promising to back a guy who justified the attempted massacre of Jewish toddlers.

Schumer spoke with El-Sayed Wednesday, calling it a “great conversation” and praising the former Michigan public health official for a “very, very strong campaign” that mobilized Wolverine State voters who hadn’t been involved in politics.

Schumer pledged to “do what it takes to win,” brushing off his deep disagreements with El-Sayed over Israel. Other issues — healthcare, the state of the economy and tariffs — matter more to Michiganders, Schumer added.

“What people don’t understand is that a big tent is a strength, not a weakness,” Schumer said. “It’s how you build a majority.”

The ‘strong campaign’ consisted of answering every question with ‘AIPAC’ while being backed by an unindicted terror funding co-conspirator group.

But really, why quibble over minor issues like trying to murder Jewish toddlers when we need to be focusing on Abdul El-Sayed’s plans to nationalize healthcare while pretending to be a doctor?

A big tent with people who want to kill Jews and destroy America, whether they have Nazi tattoos or wield the Koran is a “strength, not a weakness.”

It’s how you build a big tent and then the people you let inside fly planes into the tent.

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