Commentary on El-Sayed and Ilhan Omar's Victory Speeches

Up until right about now, you might have noticed I always say inshallah or God-willing.

Tonight, we can turn that inshallah into a alhamdulillah.

Okay, so that is the first Muslim senator in American history giving his victory speech in Detroit in Arabic.

He introduced himself as- Abdul Rahman Muhammad Sayed.

And called JD Vance habibi, and he translated the Arabic himself, quote, "For the right-wing ops."

But he was not the only one. Last night, incumbent Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar spoke to a victory party in Somali.

That our Minnesota citizen has said we will go down- And a freshman senator from New York State, Jabbar Kawas, posted her victory graphic to social media reading, "First Palestinian elected in New York State," paired not with an American flag,

but a Palestinian flag, and who, it is worth mentioning, suggested that 9/11 was a result of America's capitalism, racism, white supremacy, and Islamophobia.

Capitalism and racism, um, and white supremacy, et cetera, this is like a long trajectory, and we're just seeing the manifestations of that continuation, right?

With 9/11- This is also someone who has been photographed with a Hamas headband.

I wonder if this sounds like America to you.

Alhamdulillah.

In their first speeches to the American public, on the night they win power, they address Americans in foreign languages, in Arabic and Somali, and in the name of the Palestinian flag, and no one in the Democratic Party seems to think that this is strange.

And I will say that it's worth looking at who is celebrating.

The Muslim Brotherhood officially, on their website, cheered El-Sayed's primary win with the headline, "Abdul conquers the Zionists," not Mike Rogers, the Zionists.

And this morning, this is not a coincidence, Iran's Supreme Leader posted this: "The process of the US collapse has accelerated."

He called America the Great Satan, and now says its fall is irreversible.

Look, voters are frustrated by inflation, gas prices, the war in Iran, Trump, all valid concerns.

But electing socialists and Islamists, people who don't share American values and want to completely change America into a different country, is different than being upset with the way Donald Trump is leading this one.

Wanting someone different in charge is different than wanting an entirely different country altogether.