The brother of an American Airlines pilot murdered on Sept.
11 is urging Michigan voters to reject Democrat Abdul El-Sayeds bid for the U.S. Senate, warning that the nations security is at stake.
According to WND, Jim Ogonowski, whose brother Capt. John Ogonowski was at the controls of American Airlines Flight 11 when Islamic terrorists crashed it into the World Trade Center, has released a stark new campaign ad aimed directly at Michigan voters. In the spot, archival footage shows the Boeing 767 striking the North Tower as Ogonowski recounts the personal cost of that day.
My brother John was the captain of American Airlines Flight 11, the first plane to hit the towers on Sept. 11, he says, as the image of the impact fills the screen. I lost my best friend that day, and I watched Johns three young girls lose their father.
Ogonowski then links that loss to the current Senate race, blasting El-Sayed over his political associations. Abdul El-Sayed campaigned with a man [Hasan Piker] who said America deserved 9/11, he declares, adding, That is totally disqualifying. I am asking Michigan voters to protect our nation. Reject Abdul El-Sayed for U.S. Senate.
Investigative journalist and adviser to President Donald Trump Laura Loomer amplified the message on X, urging conservatives nationwide to pay attention to the Michigan contest. Share this everywhere. If Abdul El-Sayed wins his Senate race, America is over and we will be worse than the UK in 3 years, she warned, underscoring right-of-center fears about national decline under progressive leadership.
El-Sayed, a left-wing Democrat with a history of aligning with radical voices, is facing Republican former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers in November. For many voters who still remember the horror of 9/11 and prioritize strong national security, Ogonowskis appeal is a reminder that elections have consequences far beyond partisan talking points.
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