The media spent a week tearing apart Katie Zacharia for calling herself an attorney. Meanwhile, Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has called himself a "physician," and multiple reports say he does not hold a medical license and never completed a residency.
El-Sayed earned a medical degree, but practicing medicine in the United States requires a license. Even a left-wing host pressed him on the "physician" claim, and his own Democrat primary opponents raised questions about it. Yet the national media has shown nowhere near the outrage they aimed at Zacharia.
That's the double standard in a nutshell. When it's a conservative woman working for President Trump, every word is scrutinized and she is driven out within days. When it's a progressive Democrat running for the Senate, the same media looks the other way. Michigan voters deserve the full story. Same rules for everyone, and the double standard is obvious.