Trump misnames Muslim senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed ‘Mohammed’
During a campaign event on Thursday, US President Donald Trump misidentified Muslim US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as "Mohammed." Trump also baselessly accused El-Sayed of being a "Terrorist Sympathiser." El-Sayed, an Arab American candidate for a Michigan senate seat crucial to the upcoming midterm elections, responded by stating that Trump is aware of his correct name. El-Sayed, described as a left-wing insurgent candidate, further accused Trump of using his name and faith as a distraction from other issues.

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AI-generatedDuring a campaign event on Thursday, US President Donald Trump misidentified Muslim US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as "Mohammed." Trump also baselessly accused El-Sayed of being a "Terrorist Sympathiser." El-Sayed, an Arab American candidate for a Michigan senate seat crucial to the upcoming midterm elections, responded by stating that Trump is aware of his correct name. El-Sayed, described as a left-wing insurgent candidate, further accused Trump of using his name and faith as a distraction from other issues.
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4 extractedAbdul El-Sayed accused Trump of using his name and faith to distract from suffering.
Abdul El-Sayed stated, 'he knows my name'.
Donald Trump misnamed Muslim senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed as 'Mohammed'.
Trump baselessly accused Abdul El-Sayed of being a 'Terrorist Sympathiser'.