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Nov 2, 2026. Amna Nawaz led PBS NewsHour chose to sidestep the epidemic of antisemitism, (especially following dual Islamist bigots: Hasan Piker and his uncle Cenk Uygur pushing hatred in campaigning for el Sayed) and instead give El-Sayed a political assist, airing a segment on “anti-Muslim” sentiment just one day before the election. Even worse, it legitimized Hamas-linked CAIR by presenting it as a credible source, despite its leader, Nihad Awad, praising the October 7 atrocities.  This wasn't journalism; it was political damage control.

Former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel highlighted a controversial campaign strategy used by Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, noting that his campaign is airing advertisements featuring conservative commentator Tucker Carlson in the final stretch before the election. Appearing as a guest on 'BBC News America' 11/2/26 with host Sumi Somaskanda, McDaniel explained that the tactic is an attempt to chip away at the Republican base by utilizing talking heads popular with conservative voters. Key Facts About the Strategy: • The Ad's Content: The official campaign ad features clips of Tucker Carlson stating he "wouldn’t vote for Mike Rogers at gunpoint". Rogers is the Republican Senate candidate running against El-Sayed in Michigan. • Target Audience: The ad is strategically targeted at the MAGA base and independent conservative voters who might otherwise support Donald Trump but are being encouraged to break away from the mainstream Republican Senate no...

Michael Che’s Genocide Gag: The G-Word as an Applause Line — His Vibe Is GenoSide? It is outrageous that Michael Che uses his enormous platform on Saturday Night Live to mock Israel while casually invoking one of the most inflammatory accusations imaginable: genocide. During Saturday’s “Weekend Update,” Che joked about Israelis voting “on the right side, or the left side, or the genocide.” The punchline was apparently that Israel is committing genocide. Very funny—if you consider demonizing an entire country and its people comedy. Advocacy group StandWithUs called him out , pointing out that Israelis of every background—Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Druze and others—participate in the country's democracy. The election saw the highest voter turnout since 1999, with Arab parties winning a record number of votes. Rather than acknowledge this remarkable exercise in democratic participation, Che chose to ...