Townhall reports backlash against Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed after a 2012 essay about breast-cancer funding resurfaced. Republican lawmakers and commentators criticized his remarks, while the article also cites past allegations of sexism and discrimination.
Republican who criticized El-Sayed and released an ad about the remarks; the article does not establish that he is the Alabama representative in the roster.
White House chief of staff whose announcement that she was cancer-free is mentioned as contemporaneous news.
ALSO MENTIONED Hunter Lovell, RNC spokesperson quoted criticizing El-Sayed.; Laura Ingraham, Commentator and breast-cancer survivor who criticized El-Sayed’s argument.
Senator whose wife criticized El-Sayed’s comments and whose own remarks attacked him.
Republican who criticized El-Sayed and released an ad about the remarks; the article does not establish that he is the Alabama representative in the roster.
White House chief of staff whose announcement that she was cancer-free is mentioned as contemporaneous news.
ALSO MENTIONED Hunter Lovell, RNC spokesperson quoted criticizing El-Sayed.; Laura Ingraham, Commentator and breast-cancer survivor who criticized El-Sayed’s argument.
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