In Dearborn, there's been some concern among voters about Abdul El-Sayed's shift towards the establishment after his primary victory, such as meeting with Schumer, Soros, Harris, and publicly insulting Iran's slain leader as "terrible."
"Some of them are not very happy, as you know," longtime Arab-American leader Osama Siblani told El-Sayed in a recent meeting in Dearborn shown on video. El-Sayed responded humbly by saying he's not a perfect candidate, but will work to make sure tax dollars are spent in America, not used to kill loved ones in southern Lebanon, Gaza, West Bank.