The viral clip of Abdul refusing to condemn the Ayatollah and the IRGC - after they slaughtered 50,000 people - was a reminder of a consistent problem for El-Sayed: He’s far more comfortable condemning America than condemning radical Islamic terrorists and butchers.

He’s literally describing the UK health system as a dream for the United States. Doubling taxes to pay for a system where 80,000 people died in a single year while *waiting for care.*

"Our district?" Southampton is in VA-02. You live in VA-03. Have you voted for Bobby Scott yet?

.@MattWhitlock on @MikeRogersForMI’s strategy in taking on Abdul El-Sayed: “I do think anything that Mike Rogers can do to shift the conversation to Abdul’s actual ideas on the economy helps him, because Abdul wants to double taxes to make health care work worse for people, and his plans are exactly what made Kamala Harris lose in 2024. His Medicare for All plan is exactly what made Kamala Harris lose.”

.@MattWhitlock rips into Democrat MI Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s refusal to condemn terrorists, including the IRGC and the Ayatollah in Iran: “It was really interesting through all that kind of word salad answer, Abdul could never condemn terrorists, whether it was the IRGC, whether it was the Ayatollah. He kept pivoting back to criticism of America… The takeaway from the entire segment is Abdul can’t condemn terrorists.”

WATCH: @MattWhitlock on @MikeRogersForMI’s position on the Iran war, and why people worried about prices should *really* be looking at Abdul El-Sayed’s far-left policies: “I don‘t necessarily think these views are inconsistent. I think he spent an entire career fighting and killing terrorists, and he was very supportive of getting in there because Iran has been the world‘s worst state sponsor of terror historically. And I think he was supportive of that, but also circumstances over time have shifted. And he believes, like President Trump, that we need to wrap this up as quickly as possible. Again, I don‘t think that‘s necessarily inconsistent, but I also think if people are worried about prices, you look at Abdul El-Sayed, who wants to ban gas powered cars, and I think that‘s going to raise costs quite a bit. He wants to ban your private health insurance and double your taxes to pay for it. So I do think that there‘s a lot going on there. And I think Rogers is not necessarily being inconsistent. He‘s reacting to the circumstances on the ground.”

Every Supreme Court decision that follows the Constitution and benefits the American people is dangerous to Marc Elias.

WATCH: Senate Majority Leader @JohnThune continues to campaign and fundraise for Republicans across the nation, with a specific focus on getting Republican @MikeCollinsGA across the finish line this November:

Republicans have a bill to protect American families from covering the cost of energy for major consumers like data centers. Senate Dems blocked it. Democrats need to explain to midterm voters why they voted against LOWER PRICES.

New - former Va. Gov. Youngkin making midterm moves - He JUST sent $100K to One Nation, which is aligned with Senate Rs' top super PAC - Campaigning with Virginia House Rs, Ashley Hinson in Iowa, Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin - His edu group is spending big in battlegrounds urging states to opt in for Education Freedom Tax Credit semafor.com/article/09/25/20…

.@LeaderJohnThune: "I wouldn't be here if I didn't think we could win the state of Georgia... This is a margin of error race that's going to come down to who gets out to vote on Election Day. There's a significant investment made now to ensure we turn out our voters."

My Ratepayer Protection Act would prevent the cost of data centers from passing on to local communities.   Consumers want it. The business community wants it. The president wants it. House Democrats and Republicans want it.  Senate Republicans want it.   Senate Democrats are the only ones standing in the way of this bill becoming law. Let’s get it done.

.@JonHusted is fighting to protect Ohio families from higher utility bills and ensure companies building projects in local communities pay their own way. But Sherrod Brown's liberal allies BLOCKED Husted's bill. Brown would rather sell Ohio out to Chuck Schumer than stand up for what's right.

NEW: Senate Majority Leader @JohnThune is going on a fundraising blitz as he works to help Republicans get elected across the US. That includes a fundraiser he held for @MikeCollinsGA on Thursday to help make sure he is elected this November.

Rich for the guy who compared gas cars to cigarettes and pushed for Green New Deal policies to *ban gas cars* to complain about gas prices. Gas prices are higher than they should be - but if Abdul's policies became law there'd be mile long EV charging lines and rationing.

It’s been interesting watching organizations use the same anti-energy playbook and talkers on the AI companies. 🤨

Classic tiny guy energy from Abdul.

As Americans face rising housing costs and interest rates, there COULD be one more looming danger: Hidden data access fees from a new open banking rule. If allowed in the new rule, these fees could mean higher costs at every single stop of the home-buying and mortgage process.

NEW: After the banking lobby killed Clarity, Crypto supporters call on the Trump admin to stop big banks from sneaking hidden fees into the upcoming Open Banking Rule. "Don't let big banks notch another win against Crypto with new hidden fees in the Open Banking Rule."