This framing contradicts comments El-Sayed made in 2020 and 2021, when he described the "America First" slogan as "very troubling." In those previous statements, he linked the phrase to figures such as Charles Lindbergh, whom he characterized as Nazi sympathizers who sought to prevent the U.S. from entering World War II.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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El-Sayed Adopts America First Framing After Calling Term Nazi Slogan
US Politics10 days ago
A new political advertisement for Abdul El-Sayed utilizes the conflict in Iran to advocate for a "Michigan First" policy. The ad, which incorporates a quote from the Detroit Free Press, states that the candidate views foreign policy through an "America First lens."
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