Country before party, the Constitution above politics, and the people before politicians

The attacks on Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate for the United States Senate, are deeply troubling and stand contrary to the fundamental American values of equality, freedom, and constitutional rights. They have no place in a country founded on the principles of liberty and equal opportunity.

 

President Trump must put an end to the offensive rhetoric, personal insults, and profanity directed at Dr. El-Sayed and other fellow Americans. 

The President of the United States is supposed to represent all Americans, regardless of their religion, race, ethnicity, or political affiliation, not just MAGA supporters.

 

Unfortunately, President Trump has deepened divisions within the Republican Party, American society, and the international community. 

A president should unite the nation, not divide it; respect fellow Americans, not insult them; and strengthen relationships with our allies and friends, not undermine them.

 

America is bigger than any one president, any political movement, or any individual. Its strength lies in its Constitution, its democratic institutions, its diversity, and its commitment to freedom, democracy, and human rights. 

America must continue to be a beacon of hope and liberty for the world.

 

 

As a Republican, I proudly support Dr. Abdul El-Sayed in his candidacy for the United States Senate. 

My support is rooted in a fundamental American principle: our political differences must never outweigh our commitment to equality, fairness, and the constitutional rights of every American. 

I believe that every qualified candidate deserves to be judged by their ideas, qualifications, integrity, and vision, not by their religion, ethnicity, or background.

 

That is what America stands for. That is what makes America great. And those are the values we must defend.