Larry Elder argues that Democratic leaders apply a different standard to Hasan Piker than Republicans applied to David Duke, criticizing several Democrats for condemning antisemitism without naming Piker. The article also faults Abdul El-Sayed for campaigning with Piker and not disavowing him.
Representative identified as having appeared online with Hasan Piker.
ALSO MENTIONED Brandon Johnson, Chicago mayor identified as having appeared online with Piker.; David Duke, Former Ku Klux Klan leader used as the historical comparison for the article’s argument.; Hasan Piker, Political streamer whose remarks and relationships with Democrats are central to the article’s argument.; Paul Ryan, Former Republican House speaker whose statement about rejecting bigotry is used for comparison.; Reince Priebus, Former Republican National Committee chairman whose statement rejecting David Duke’s candidacy is used for comparison.; Zohran Mamdani, New York mayor identified as having appeared online with Piker and supporting BDS.
Representative identified as having condemned Piker by name.
Representative identified as having appeared online with Hasan Piker.
ALSO MENTIONED Brandon Johnson, Chicago mayor identified as having appeared online with Piker.; David Duke, Former Ku Klux Klan leader used as the historical comparison for the article’s argument.; Hasan Piker, Political streamer whose remarks and relationships with Democrats are central to the article’s argument.; Paul Ryan, Former Republican House speaker whose statement about rejecting bigotry is used for comparison.; Reince Priebus, Former Republican National Committee chairman whose statement rejecting David Duke’s candidacy is used for comparison.; Zohran Mamdani, New York mayor identified as having appeared online with Piker and supporting BDS.
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