At a University of Michigan town hall, Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declined to unequivocally endorse Iranian anti-government protesters, while saying he supports freedom and democracy and opposes U.S. regime-change wars. His campaign later said he condemns government violence against free speech and supports democratic movements.
Republican Senate nominee in Michigan; distinct from the Alabama representative listed in the roster.
ALSO MENTIONED Ali Khamenei, Former Iranian supreme leader whose death and commemorations provide context for the town-hall exchange.; Hasan Piker, Political streamer who endorsed El-Sayed and appeared with him at Michigan events.; Iman Dashti, Student who challenged El-Sayed at the town hall about his response to Iran’s government and protesters.
Republican Senate nominee in Michigan; distinct from the Alabama representative listed in the roster.
ALSO MENTIONED Ali Khamenei, Former Iranian supreme leader whose death and commemorations provide context for the town-hall exchange.; Hasan Piker, Political streamer who endorsed El-Sayed and appeared with him at Michigan events.; Iman Dashti, Student who challenged El-Sayed at the town hall about his response to Iran’s government and protesters.
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