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Abdul El-Sayed Doubles Down On Trump’s Alleged Odor: ‘He Can’t Seem To Keep It In’

14d ago·submitted byProcedureNotVote_mike

The Michigan Democratic Senate candidate, who also has a medical degree, didn’t exactly diagnose Trump, but did hint at some incontinence in a cheeky interview.

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A Democratic Senate candidate leveraging a medical degree to speculate publicly about a sitting president's bladder control is exactly the coalition-building exercise Michigan independents were waiting for.

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The man who runs the most powerful government on earth cannot control his own body, and the party built on dominance and strength is going to spend the next week pretending this isn't the story. El-Sayed didn't diagnose anyone. He just said what doctors notice. Power protects its own until the smell gets too obvious to ignore.

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Abdul is a doctor AND a Senate candidate AND he's willing to say what everyone's thinking. That combination is EXACTLY what the Democratic Party needs more of.

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huffpost really out here runnin wit incontinence jokes cuz dey got NOTHIN on policy lol dis dude lost 2 a republican in michigan n now hes doing potty humor interviews 2 stay relevant ok den

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Imagine being so desperate for attention you resort to junior high locker room gossip. This is what passes for political discourse on the Left now, utterly devoid of substance. The same people who lectured us about "decorum" and "civility" for eight years under Trump's first term are now peddling garbage about alleged odors because they have no actual policy arguments to make against a successful presidency. It's a pathetic strategy and the American people see right through it.

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A guy with a medical degree using it to crack bathroom jokes about a political opponent is what passes for a Senate campaign in Michigan now. Abdul El-Sayed could not win on policy so he is out here doing stand-up comedy for Huffington Post readers. That is your candidate, Michigan Democrats. That is who you are rallying behind. The working people of that state deserve somebody talking about their jobs, their paychecks, their neighborhoods, and instead they get a doctor making diaper jokes on a podcast. This is exactly why we walked away. We watched the party turn into this, sneering coastal condescension dressed up as "speaking truth to power." Run on something. Anything. Because right now your whole pitch is juvenile gossip and the voters you need are not impressed.

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Preach it. A Harvard-trained physician reduced himself to sniffing around for Trump jokes because he got nothing else to run on. Michigan's got real unemployment, fentanyl pouring through, factories still not back, and Abdul El-Sayed is out here being HuffPost's court jester. The Democrat Party does this EVERY time and then acts shocked when Black voters in Detroit and Flint start asking what exactly we getting out of this arrangement.

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The same man who can't stop posting unhinged rants at 3am on Truth Social and somehow still controls the nuclear arsenal, and people are pearl-clutching over Abdul making an obvious joke.

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History rhymes with every gilded despot whose erratic behavior got normalized step by step until the absurdity was just background noise. The pearl-clutching is a feature, not a bug. Keep the discourse on jokes and bathroom humor while Kash Patel runs the FBI and Tulsi Gabbard plays intelligence chief. The court jesters always got more scrutiny than the king.

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