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WATCH: ‘Brutal’ Republican ad drops minutes after El-Sayed declared Democrat primary victor

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Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker shown campaigning together in Republican ad (Video screenshot)
Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker shown campaigning together in Republican ad

President Donald Trump says the Democrat primary win by Abdulrahman Mohammad El-Sayed for the Michigan U.S. Senate race is a good thing.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee dropped an ad describing him as a terrorist-supporting activist whose friends believe America “deserved” 9/11 and who wants to tax waitresses and delivery drivers only minutes after the announcement.

And one of El-Sayed’s endorsers, his “bestie boo, streamer and nepo-nephew Hasan Piker,” dropped a foul-mouth rant in which he seemed unable to complete a sentence without multiple uses of the F-word, calling those who didn’t support El-Sayed “unbelievably Islamophobic pieces of s***.’”

First the NRSC charges: “Abdulrahman Mohammad El-Sayed, the most radical senate candidate in America.” The ad includes his boast, “I’m pretty damn dangerous,” and cited his pledge of support for the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, “a designated foreign terrorist group.”

“He wants to hike taxes on Michigan waitresses, delivery drivers and seniors on Social Security.”

Further, “He joined a sex offender and a murderer to demand mass release of dangerous prisoners. And when his ally claimed America deserved 9/11 … El-Sayed refused to disavow.”

Trump said it’s a good result.

“Great news for the Republican Party. El-Sayed, a Communist loser who hates Jews and Israel, is the projected winner in his race with the Socialist. As usual, the Polls were way off on this one. She was not expected to do nearly as well as she did. Now, the Dumocrats crazy policies will only get worse!”

Twitchy actually posted Piker’s stream of foul gutter-language online, with the warning, “Don’t watch this at work without headphones.”

Commentator Guy Benson cited Piker’s rant as coming from a “top surrogate,” to “many Dem voters,” and Twitchy suggested, “Put that on a bumper sticker.”

Another said, “Can Abdul El-Sayed scrub Hasan Piker’s stink off him before November? No.”