🚨🔥 THIS IS THE CLIP THEY NEVER WANTED YOU TO SEE 🔥🚨
At a University of Michigan town hall in Ann Arbor, Iranian-American student Iman Dashti looked Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed dead in the eyes and unloaded the truth they tried to bury.
His cousin was hunted through the streets of Iran by the IRGC because her hijab “wasn’t on right.”
His uncle was sentenced to die and given 50 lashes by Ayatollah Khamenei’s regime.
Family members were persecuted. People were slaughtered. “WE’RE DYING.”
Then he asked the question El-Sayed could not, would not, answer:
Do you condemn the IRGC?
Do you stand against the Islamic Republic that killed tens of thousands of protesters?
Do you renounce the people who held vigils for this terrorist after Khamenei’s death?
That silence left a GAPING HOLE in our community. Please.
El-Sayed’s response? Word salad.
“My worry is when one decides we go in and take out the leadership of a foreign government…”
“I want to be careful.”
“We should not be the world’s policeman.”
“I will always stand with movements for freedom and democracy.”
He still wouldn’t say it.
Not once. Not to the student’s face. Not after being begged.
This is the same Abdul El-Sayed who, after leaked audio showed him refusing to comment on Khamenei’s death because “there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today,” now wants to be a U.S. Senator.
He narrowly won Michigan’s Democratic primary in August 2026 over Haley Stevens. Now he faces Republican Mike Rogers in November for the open Senate seat that could decide control of the entire U.S. Senate. Gary Peters is retiring. This race is a knife fight. Every vote matters.
Critics say El-Sayed is more terrified of losing radical votes in Dearborn than he is of standing with civilians crushed by the IRGC. That he hates Trump’s Iran policy so much he’d rather dodge the regime than speak a single clear sentence of condemnation.
The student kept pressing:
“YOU STILL HAVEN’T SAID IT.”
“You stand with us?”
Still no.
This is not complicated. You can oppose U.S. regime-change wars AND still say the IRGC is a brutal terrorist organization. El-Sayed chose neither. He chose caution. He chose calculation. He chose silence when a man whose family was hunted and lashed asked him to pick a side.
Michigan. November. Senate control.
Mike Rogers or this.
Watch the video. Share it. Don’t let them memory-hole it. 🇺🇸⚖️🔥
Vote accordingly.