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US Senate Candidate Refuses to Condemn Islamic Terror Regime

US Senate Candidate Refuses to Condemn Islamic Terror Regime
The Federalist

Abdul El-Sayed, a US Senate candidate, refused to condemn the Islamic Republic of Iran and its leader, Ali Khamenei, when confronted by a Persian-American student.

What happened

A Persian-American student, Iman Dashti, confronted Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Senate candidate, at a campus town hall event about his silence on the Islamic Republic of Iran and its leader, Ali Khamenei. Dashti's family members were persecuted by the Iranian regime, and he asked El-Sayed to disavow his silence on Khamenei's death, reject domestic supporters of Khamenei, and stand against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). However, El-Sayed avoided directly answering the questions, instead discussing the U.S. role in the world and the dangers of regime change.

Dashti found El-Sayed's response to be inadequate, as he failed to condemn the Islamic terror regime by name. Dashti's concerns stem from his family's personal experiences with the Iranian regime, including his cousin being chased by the

Sources

The Federalist

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