Abdul El-Sayed ad is vile, unapologetically Nazi drivel blaming Jews for everything bad

If you’ve ever shopped at a normal American supermarket, you’ve probably heard normal Americans having the following normal American conversation:Normal American 1: Should we buy some bananas?Normal American 2: We can’t afford bananas, because all of our money goes to help Israel commit genocide against innocent children in Gaza.What’s that you say? No actual American talks like that, because Americans aren’t brainwashed zombies who believe everything is or should be about Palestine?Nor are they antisemites who think Jews control American politics with their dirty money?Tell that to Cenk Uygur.Having recently been denied entry to the United Kingdom — even the pro-Palestinian Brits found his Jew-hatred excessive — the media gadfly turned to what he does best: defaming a certain Semitic minority. Over the weekend, he released a new ad for Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed, in which two Americans who look like they were cast by the Tucker Carlson fan club are moping around their local grocery store and complaining they can’t afford anything — from proper healthcare to a dozen eggs for their kids — because the federal government funnels so much of their cash to Israel.Get that, Michigan voters? The Jews are to blame for all of society’s ills.The Jews are our misfortune.It’s such vile, unapologetically Nazi drivel that it’s tempting to laugh it all off, especially as the bloated buffoon who produced this bit of schlock is best known for such moral nadirs as his warm interview with David Duke and his denial of the Armenian genocide.But Uygur’s ad strikes a deeper chord.It reminds Jewish Democrats that no matter how hard they try to fit in, their party now truly and deeply hates them. It’s a timely reminder, too, for Jewish Michiganders.Earlier this fall Dana Nessel, the state’s attorney general, urged her fellow Jews to sacrifice everything — even their safety and security — to defeat MAGA.In a speech littered with comical error...