Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed taunted President Donald Trump on Saturday, predicting Trump's attacks on El-Sayed and his wife would elevate him nationally as he battles Republican Mike Rogers for a critical open Senate seat.
"Come at us, bro. My wife has more strength than he has ever had. So, come at us. See what happens," El-Sayed said during "On Sunday with Jack Cocchiarella."
"I mean, at the end of the day, like, he's going to turn me into the main character of the midterms, which I'm totally cool with, because my whole argument about Mike Rogers is he's always been an NPC," he said.
"Donald Trump can't help himself," El-Sayed said. "So, part of me is like, 'Come for me, bro. See what happens.'"
An NPC is shorthand for a non-player character in video games.
#Trump #wife
"Come at us, bro. My wife has more strength than he has ever had. So, come at us. See what happens," El-Sayed said during "On Sunday with Jack Cocchiarella."
"I mean, at the end of the day, like, he's going to turn me into the main character of the midterms, which I'm totally cool with, because my whole argument about Mike Rogers is he's always been an NPC," he said.
"Donald Trump can't help himself," El-Sayed said. "So, part of me is like, 'Come for me, bro. See what happens.'"
An NPC is shorthand for a non-player character in video games.
#Trump #wife
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