El-Sayed dragged over weird fixation on talking about other peoples wives after latest Trump attack
The Abdul-El Sayed campaign on Thursday launched an attack aimed at White House aide Natalie Harp just a week after attacking second lady Usha Vance in a similarly vicious manner.After President Donald Trump’s edict renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America during a heated trade battle with Canada the El-Sayed campaign waded into the fray on X."If we’re just renaming everything now… When are we making this official?" the campaign said in its post, adding a doctored image of the official White House webpage for first lady Melania Trump, crossing out her name and replacing it with Harp’s.The post was quickly criticized by conservatives on social media.HOUSE DEM'S 'LAKE NATALIE' JAB AT TRUMP AIDE SETS SOCIAL MEDIA ABLAZE: 'STAY CLASSY'Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing criticism after his campaign posted a meme insinuating an improper relationship between President Trump and assistant Natalie Harp.(Getty Images)"This is just such a weak, phoned-in effort," GOP communicator Matt Whitlock posted on X.
"My four year-old could come up with better burns than this."Weird how much time this campaign spends talking about other people‘s wives.When Abdul’s not talking about (and clearly thinking a lot about) the vice president and his wife, apparently he’s thinking about President Trump and his wife?""That boy Abdul is drowning, and his team keeps throwing him bricks," journalist James David Dickson posted on X."So this is just gross, right?" Conservative advocacy group Michigan Forward posted on X.SECOND LADY USHA VANCE FIRES BACK AT POINTED JAB FROM DEMOCRATIC SENATE NOMINEE ABDUL EL-SAYEDExecutive assistant to the president Natalie Harp during an executive order signing in the Oval Office of the White House March 31, 2026.
(Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)"A lil more sexism and misogyny from the Left," political commentator Melik Abdul posted on X."This time, it's from the Guy who plays foootsie with Hasan Piker."Harp is a longt...