Prominent El-Sayed Backer Says 'See You at the Gallows' Is an 'Appropriate Sentiment' for Pro-Israel Dems
Stevens is the central target of Sharon’s remarks, and the article recounts her response to harassment.

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Stevens is the central target of Sharon’s remarks, and the article recounts her response to harassment.

The article reports that Liano Sharon, a prominent supporter of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, called “See you at the gallows” an “appropriate sentiment” in remarks about Rep. Haley Stevens. El-Sayed condemned harassment and aggression, while opponent Mike Rogers said El-Sayed had encouraged the rhetoric through his association with Hasan Piker.
Representative targeted by the threats and accusations discussed in the article.
Michigan Senate candidate whose prominent supporter made the remarks and whose campaign response and association with the supporter are discussed.
El-Sayed's version of this story ↗Senator who condemned threats of violence and was also named by Sharon.
Michigan state senator and former U.S. Senate candidate whom the article says had not commented on Sharon’s remarks.
Political figure whom Sharon characterized as meeting his definition of a neo-Nazi; the article also says she was campaigning with El-Sayed.
Vice president mentioned in a brief comparison about El-Sayed’s recent priorities.
Representative who condemned threats of political violence.
Senator named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
Representative named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
Michigan Republican Senate nominee who criticized El-Sayed; the Alabama representative with the same name in the roster is not the person described.
Former Michigan senator named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
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Senator who condemned threats of violence and was also named by Sharon.
Michigan state senator and former U.S. Senate candidate whom the article says had not commented on Sharon’s remarks.
Political figure whom Sharon characterized as meeting his definition of a neo-Nazi; the article also says she was campaigning with El-Sayed.
Vice president mentioned in a brief comparison about El-Sayed’s recent priorities.
Representative who condemned threats of political violence.
Senator named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
Representative named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
Michigan Republican Senate nominee who criticized El-Sayed; the Alabama representative with the same name in the roster is not the person described.
Former Michigan senator named by Sharon in his accusations about support for alleged atrocities.
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