Abdul El Sayed Signed Declaration Supporting Muslim Brotherhood In Egypt To Purge Media And Police

Abdul El-Sayed's support of the Muslim Brotherhood is wide and deep, as is his contempt of free speech when it does not support himself and Islam.

In 2012, when Egypt was under the control of Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood prior to Morsis removal form power, El Sayed was a doctor in New York.

He then signed a public, published statement in support of Morsi's actions to purge the media and police from those who dared oppose the government and insulted Islam.

Washington Free Beacon: Abdul El-Sayed Called on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood To 'Purge the Media and Police' Shortly Before Islamic Government Arrested Reporters for 'Insulting Islam'

At least he's been rather consistent about "defunding the police" in both Egypt and the USA, so he's got that going for himself.

That is who the Democrats have running for the US Senate in Michigan right now. 

Call The Wahmbulance - Michigan Muslim Extremists Detained In Egypt

Somehow my give a damn meter just isn't pegging for these guys:

The Detroit Free Press: Father, son with metro Detroit ties held in Egypt

The former president of Islamic American University in Southfield — a controversial leader with the Muslim Brotherhood known for anti-Semitic remarks — and his son are being detained by Egyptian authorities.

Salah Soltan, who used to live in Dearborn, was arrested last week at the airport in Cairo while he was attempting to board a plane for Sudan. He was later charged with attempted murder and inciting others to kill protesters, according to the Daily News in Egypt and other publications.

His son, Mohamed Soltan, 25, was arrested Aug. 25 and charged with six crimes ranging from funding a terrorist organization to membership in an armed militia.

They're now complaining about their conditions of detainmament and that they're just interested in democracy (with only a little anti-semitism on the side).

Let's see if we give a damn about two Muslim Brotherhood supporters and agitators being arrested in Egypt:

Nope, not feeling it.