Abdul El-Sayed Can’t Delete His Radical History

In this episode of Political Bomb Show, Ra’ Sean Blyden takes a hard look at Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and the controversy surrounding his deleted social media history, past 9/11 comments, and association with controversial streamer Hasan Piker.El-Sayed’s campaign says older posts were deleted to prevent them from being taken out of context. But critics argue the move looks less like cleanup and more like an attempt to erase a radical record as he seeks higher office.This episode breaks down the backlash over El-Sayed’s comments comparing America’s post-9/11 wars to the original terrorist attacks, the media response to the controversy, and the political damage tied to his relationship with Hasan Piker.The bigger question is whether voters in Michigan will accept the rebranding — or see it as a candidate trying to run from his own words.Deleted posts. Internet receipts. Radical politics. And a Senate race where the past is not staying buried.Like, share, and subscribe to Political Bomb Show.Stay informed. Stay angry. And never, ever let them rewrite history. Get full access to Political Bomb Show at politicalbombshow.substack.com/subscribe