Donald Trump’s Latest Abdul El-Sayed Attack Draws Accusations of Racism
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Donald Trump’s Latest Abdul El-Sayed Attack Draws Accusations of Racism

Donald Trump, who recently shook the nation with his controversial California remarks during a speech, has now made another controversial statement. As usual, the latest remarks sparked controversy almost immediately. His latest attack on Abdul El-Sayed has also drawn accusations of racism.

Donald Trump misnames Abdul El-Sayed and calls him a “RADICAL Extremist” in Truth Social attack

Recently, the U.S. president addressed users on Truth Social with a post about Abdul El-Sayed. In the post, Donald Trump launched a verbal attack on him and also misnamed Abdul El-Sayed while calling him a “RADICAL Extremist.”

Trump wrote, “Mohammed El-Sayed is a terrible candidate for the Democrats. While his opponent, Mike Rogers, is an extremely good one, Mohammed goes back to the days of the Jihad. He is a RADICAL Extremist, Terrorist Sympathizer, and no different from his best friend, America Hating Hasan Piker. How’s France doing?”

“Mohammed’s Values are not exactly those of Michiganders, or those of our Great United States of America! He is WRONG for Michigan, and WRONG for America,” he added.

Acyn shared the same post on X, after which people who had not yet moved on from Trump’s California remarks began criticizing the president over this latest post as well. One user questioned, “Does he even know his name is Abdul?” Another added, “His racism is coming in more. Keep Saying dementia is here just no one wants to admit it.”

“As Trump had Hitler loving racist & mass shooter influencer Brandon Herrera introduce him at his Texas rally.” One user went brutalAnother user accused, “Yawn…. Racist old man yelling at the clouds.” While one user commented, “More race baiting bullshit. 27 days and f**k off.”

For context, this is not the first time Donald Trump has launched a verbal attack on Abdul El-Sayed. He has made similar remarks several times in the past. In August 2026, the president called Abdul a “communist threat” and described El-Sayed as a man of hate. He also accused him of not supporting Israel or Jewish people.

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