Kids YouTuber Ms. Rachel gave $3,000 to anti-Israel radical Abdul El Sayeds US Senate campaign

Controversial kids YouTuber Ms.Rachel doled out $3,000 to far left Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El Sayed’s campaign – her latest bid to boost candidacies of anti-Israel radicals.Ms.

Rachel — whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso — quietly reported the handout in Federal Election Commission filings dated July 19.It’s unclear whether the payout is a donation or a loan.El-Sayed has called the Israeli government a “rogue state” guilty of “genocide” and campaigned with vile left-wing influencer Hasan Piker, whose has claimed Orthodox Jews are “inbred” and that “America deserved 9/11.”Accurso’s support of the Bernie Sanders-backed candidate is troubling considering her influence over youths, critics said.“Abdul El-Sayed and Ms.

Rachel are one and the same, forcing their socialist, they/them, anti-America agenda on our children, and parents should be worried when they head to the ballot box,” said Samantha Cantrell, a spokeswoman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.“Ms.Rachel’s decision to support Abdul El-Sayed is deeply disappointing, and it raises the question of why someone who built a brand around kindness would lend credibility to antisemitic and hateful rhetoric,” said Sheila Nazarian, a plastic surgeon, Iranian refugee and star of Netflix’s “Skin Decision.”Accurso did not return messages.Accurso is a staunch critic of Israel, accusing the Jewish state of “genocide” and deliberately slaughtering thousands of children in Gaza.

“Miss Rachel” also has more than 20 million followers on YouTube and 5 million followers on Instagram.The social media star — a modern-day “Mister Rogers” – previously donated $3,500 to a crew of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani-backed lefty candidates, who ousted establishment Democrats in party primaries that leaders admit were fueled by anti-Israel furor.Accurso made to donations to House candidates Darializa Avila Chevalier and Brad Lander ahead of the June 23 primarie...

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