Ted Cruz and Others Claim Abdul El-Sayed Could Share Secrets With Terrorists

Sen. Ted Cruz claimed that Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim, would share classified information with terrorists if elected, drawing criticism and a voter's similar remarks, while Republican Senate rival Mike Rogers faced questions about his past engagement with the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Oct 27, 7:58 AM	mediaite.com	‘It Is Helping!’ CNN Data Guru Warns Key GOP Attack Line on Abdul El-Sayed May Blow Up in Their Faces
Oct 26, 6:25 PM	timesofindia.indiatimes.com	Trump escalates attacks on Muslim Senate hopeful, drawing Arab American rebuke
Oct 26, 6:40 AM	dailycaller.com	Editor Daily Rundown: Obama Defends Abdul El-Sayed Against ‘Radical’ Label
Oct 25, 11:08 AM	newsweek.com	Mike Rogers Scrutinized Over Muslim Brotherhood Amid El-Sayed Attacks
Oct 23, 3:50 PM	mediaite.com	Michigan Woman Tells Reporter She Won’t Vote for El-Sayed Because He Could ‘Blow Up Everybody’
Oct 22, 11:22 AM	thehill.com	Ted Cruz baselessly claims El-Sayed may share Intel with terrorists
Oct 20, 8:28 PM	mediaite.com	Ted Cruz Claims Muslim Senate Candidate Will Share Classified Info With ‘Terrorists’