And there you have it. It is outrageously racist to imply a Muslim political candidate has ‘jihadist’ sympathies. But it’s fine – more than fine, it will get you column inches in Vanity Fair – to say a candidate who supports the Jewish homeland embodies ‘violent, chauvinist power’. It is ‘Islamophobic’ to wonder if a Muslim candidate sympathises with jihadi movements. But it’s all good to say a pro-Israel candidate engaged to a Jew is pursuing an ‘odious culture war’ that is ‘tied to a very real war’ that started in the ‘concentration camp’ of Gaza.
The Michigan race was identity politics at its deadliest
The El-Sayed camp embodies the self-pity and arrogance of Islamo-leftism.
