🚨 A VOTER ASKED A SENATE CANDIDATE TO DISAVOW A TERROR GROUP. NOW THE VOTER IS THE ONE BEING INVESTIGATED. Saturday in Caro, Michigan, a man named Tommy stood up at Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El Sayed’s town hall and asked one question: “I have one simple question. Will you disavow the Muslim Brotherhood?” Now to be fair, El Sayed answered it. “Yeah, absolutely.” A few seconds later: “I disavow them.” Credit where it’s due. But then he spent almost five minutes turning it on Tommy. His words, not mine: “You assume, Tommy, that because I am Muslim, that somehow I would have some allegiance to something that is not our Constitution. That’s your assumption. That’s implicit in the question.” He compared it to JFK getting asked about the Pope. Then he asked Tommy if he disavows “any attempt to read any religious doctrine into the laws of our country.” Tommy said “I do not,” and walked out while the crowd cheered. Here’s why somebody might ask: 1. In January, the State Department designated the Egyptian and Jordanian branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as Specially Designated Global Terrorists, and named the Lebanese branch a Foreign Terrorist Organization. 2. A 2012 post from El Sayed’s half sister talked about their mom’s “activism in the Muslim Brotherhood” in the early 70s. El Sayed denies any ties for himself or his family. Then Sunday morning, The Handbasket identified Tommy as a former operations director for Sen. Josh Hawley and the son of a GOP strategist. His critics are calling him a plant. Nobody has shown he was paid a dime. So let me get this straight. The candidate gets a yes or no question, gives a yes, and the voter gets the background check? Do that enough and the next regular guy stays in his seat. Candidates answer questions. Voters don’t owe you a résumé. Send this to somebody who thinks asking questions is a crime. 🇺🇸 A voter asks a Senate candidate to disavow a terror group, and the media investigates the VOTER? Fair question or bigotry? YES or NO 👇🏾 #explore #fyp