FIRST ON FOX: The communications director for Michigan's controversial U.S.Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has a history of anti-white social media posts, directing most of her vitriol towards white women.Fox News Digital unearthed posts made by Roxie Richner in 2019 and 2020 on X, then called Twitter, where she directed most of her vitriol towards white women.In the posts, some of which were made during the violent far-left riots after the death of George Floyd, she accused white woman of trying to get black people killed and called them "failures.""I don’t care if it’s scary or makes you uncomfortable," Richner posted on May 26, 2020, the day after Floyd died.
"Black people are being murdered by the police and white women are making shit up trying to get Black people killed.snap [the f---] out of it and start taking action."Abdul El-Sayed (R) answers a question during a press conference at the Michigan Democratic Party State Endorsement Convention in Detroit on April 19, 2026 while communications director Roxie Richner (C) looks on.
(Jose Juarez/AP Photo)DEM GOV'S NEW CAMPAIGN MESSAGE MAN ONCE SAID 'RELIGIOUS RIGHT' UNITED BY 'WHITE SUPREMACY'She followed that post with another that said, "all white women are policy failures."On the same day, she said: "fellow white people: one of the most powerful anti-racist acts is having those tough conversations with your loved ones.I make it a point to speak with my family about dismantling white supremacy almost every day.
people are willing to learn, but you HAVE to make the effort."On June 4, 2020, during the height of the rioting and destruction in Minneapolis, Minnesota, following Floyd's death, Richner mocked white people who were concerned about the chaos and violence in their neighborhoods.U.S.Senate candidate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, has been endorsed by Bernie Sanders and embraced comparisons between he and Zohran Mamdani.
(Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)MICHIGAN SENATE CANDIDATE ABDUL EL-SAYED DODGES QU...