El-Sayed compares faith scrutiny to JFK
El-Sayed Compares Faith Scrutiny to JFK's Experience
El-Sayed responded to calls for disavowing Muslim Brotherhood ties by comparing himself to JFK, who faced questions about his Catholic faith as the first Catholic U.S. president.
El-Sayed states attacks on his faith distract from issues like economic struggles. He criticizes U.S. support for Israel and advocates for Medicare for All.
El-Sayed's campaign faces scrutiny over his past support for Egyptian protesters and alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, which he publicly disavows.