Trump Torches Abdul El-Sayed After Michigan Senate DebateIf This Was A Fight They Would Have Stopped It

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President Donald Trump proclaimed that Michigan GOP Senate hopeful Mike Rogers decisively dominated his debate with Democratic contender Abdul El-Sayed.

The two candidates clashed in a high-stakes televised debate as their race intensifies ahead of the November midterm elections. According to Just The News, the Michigan Senate contest is widely viewed as one of the most fiercely contested battles of the current cycle.

"Mike Rogers, the great American Patriot and Republican Candidate for the U.S. Senate from Michigan, completely obliterated Mohammed El-Sayed in the big debate tonight," President Trump wrote on Truth Social. "If this was a fight they would have stopped it."

The 45th president went further, launching a blistering personal attack on the Democrats character and ideology. "Mohammed is a Jihadist lunatic who hates our Country, the Black People of Detroit, and wants to see the U.S. fail. Short on Stature, Patriotism, and Truth, Mohammeds statements have been loaded up with lies and deceit. I won Michigan BIG, and know that Mike Rogers, a total winner, is the man for you!!!" he added.

Mohamed is El-Sayeds middle name, a detail President Trump has repeatedly spotlighted in recent weeks to underscore the Democrats foreign background and worldview. The episode highlights the stark contrast between a law-and-order, America First conservative in Rogers and a progressive Democrat whose policies and associations are likely to face intense scrutiny from Michigans voters.