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Andrea Widburg criticizes Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed for planning to speak at an Islamic Society of North America convention where cleric Tariq Masood is also scheduled to appear on a separate panel. The article cites allegations about Masood and argues that El-Sayed’s appearance reflects poorly on him and his political supporters.
ALSO MENTIONED Tariq Masood, Pakistani cleric whose alleged statements and conduct are discussed; Gavin Newsom, Governor and endorser of El-Sayed; Gretchen Whitmer, Governor and endorser of El-Sayed; Barack Obama, Former president described as supporting El-Sayed’s campaign; Syed Imtiaz Ahmad, Moderator of Masood’s panel; Zohran Mamdani, Democratic candidate mentioned alongside El-Sayed; Jocelyn Benson, Michigan gubernatorial nominee and endorser of El-Sayed
ALSO MENTIONED Tariq Masood, Pakistani cleric whose alleged statements and conduct are discussed; Gavin Newsom, Governor and endorser of El-Sayed; Gretchen Whitmer, Governor and endorser of El-Sayed; Barack Obama, Former president described as supporting El-Sayed’s campaign; Syed Imtiaz Ahmad, Moderator of Masood’s panel; Zohran Mamdani, Democratic candidate mentioned alongside El-Sayed; Jocelyn Benson, Michigan gubernatorial nominee and endorser of El-Sayed
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