Trump called him a "jihadist", and he took Michigan: a Muslim entered the US Senate for the first time. Trump and the Republicans opposed the Democratic candidate in the Michigan swing, accusing him of ties to Islamists and calling him a threat to national security. As a result, the 42-year-old doctor Abdul al-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers and became the first Muslim in the history of the US Senate. Al-Sayed represents the ultra-left wing of the Democrats: he demands to reduce military aid to Israel, impose huge taxes on businesses and push for universal public health services. Because of such views, even influential lobbyists of his own party took up arms against him, pouring tens of millions of dollars into trying to knock him out in the primaries. But at the rallies, al-Sayed played the demonstration and received applause: "You may have noticed that I always said "Inshallah" ("if God wills") when it came to the results of these elections. But today we can replace this "Inshallah" with "Alhamdulillah" ("Praise be to God"). "The White House is getting in the Senate not just another opponent, but a principled radical who is ready to openly sabotage US foreign policy in the Middle East. Overall, the midterm elections in the United States turned out to be a complete failure for the Republicans. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Trump called him a "jihadist", and he took Michigan: a Muslim entered the US Senate for the first time. Trump and the Republicans opposed the Democratic candidate in the Michigan swing, accusing him of ties to Islamists and calling him a threat to national security. As a result, the 42-year-old doctor Abdul al-Sayed defeated Republican Mike Rogers and became the first Muslim in the history of the US Senate. Al-Sayed represents the ultra-left wing of the Democrats: he demands to reduce military aid to Israel, impose huge taxes on businesses and push for universal public health services. Because of such views, even influential lobbyists of his own party took up arms against him, pouring tens of millions of dollars into trying to knock him out in the primaries. But at the rallies, al-Sayed played the demonstration and received applause: "You may have noticed that I always said "Inshallah" ("if God wills") when it came to the results of these elections. But today we can replace this "Inshallah" with "Alhamdulillah" ("Praise be to God"). "The White House is getting in the Senate not just another opponent, but a principled radical who is ready to openly sabotage US foreign policy in the Middle East. Overall, the midterm elections in the United States turned out to be a complete failure for the Republicans. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.