The Objective and Completely Unbiased Media Attacks Haley Stevens for Not Endorsing the Candidate They Totally Aren't Supporting

The Democrats are considering stripping Haley Stevens of all congressional powers she might owe to the party.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Monday indicated that Democrats would consider their "next steps" on Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., when lawmakers return to Washington after the midterm elections.

Stevens earned near-universal condemnation from Democrats this weekend after she broke ranks to endorse former Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., to represent the Wolverine State in the Senate. Rogers is facing Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, who narrowly defeated Stevens in the party primary.

"We will have a discussion about appropriate next steps upon our return," Jeffries told Politico on Monday. "Haley Stevens made a terrible decision, blindsided everyone and isolated herself from the House Democratic Caucus."

Democrat propagandist Anderson Cooper shed any pretense of being a journalist and just attacked Stevens for flip-flopping, as she had earlier (begrudgingly) endorsed Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed.

Stevens kept explaining why she had changed her position, but the Objective and Neutral Journalist Who Supports Women just kept interrupting and talking over her and re-asking the same question-- why did you change your mind? -- with a tone that suggested maybe it must be just because of her menses.

Cooper repeatedly rejected her explanation that it was about Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed's open embrace of anti-semitic tropes and influencers. Cooper's too smart to buy that convenient story.

Yes, Chunk Uggo just said that. Van Jones, like many black leftwing Democrats, doesn't fully support the rather obvious Muslim Supremacy agenda, therefore he's a dirty Jew-lover.

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Oct 31
If you're black, I have the easiest Halloween costume for you. Wrap an Israeli flag around you, and just start calling everyone you see an antisemite. Voila, you're @VanJones68.

Anderson Cooper just can't understand a very simple proposition:

Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby

Haley Stevens:

"I don't like seeing the Democratic nominee standing with a person who said America deserves 9/11."

Byron York @ByronYork

"It sounds like you're upset with me, too, Anderson." Indeed, it did. But did Haley Stevens expect that, by switching her support from a Democrat to a Republican, she would receive the media's Liz Cheney Country Over Party award? If so, she was badly mistaken.

I'm not kidding about Anderson Cooper implying that maybe Hayley Stevens is just crazy due to her Monthly Woman Problems. Here zhe is lapping it up as Debbie Dingell suggests that Stevens might just be mentally unwell.

"I have been worried about her all week," Dingell says. In other words: concerned about her mental stability.

Anderson Cooper just nods. But zhe'll freak out of Trump says Megyn Kelly had "blood coming out of her wherever."

Meanwhile, the Muslim Manlet Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, who is Five Foot Nothin' but thinks he's a super-tough guy who can bully anyone around him with his Big Shrimp Energy, does what he literally always does and tells the press that they're not allowed to ask him any questions that cast him in a negative light.

Remember, when Trump does this, it's an Assault on Our Cherished Fourth Estate, but when Princess Tinymeat here does it, he's just being a rambunctious little scamp!

Lol Abdul El-Sayed demands that the media not ask him questions about Haley Stevens endorsing Mike Rogers:

"If you ask me questions about two folks not here right, I'm going to be less interested in answering." https://t.co/PAWWIsFs7R

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) November 1, 2026

Andrew Stiles has documented the Muslim Manlet's practice of bullying the women and effeminate beta men who cover him by constantly berating them and telling them they're only allowed to ask him about Affordability and the Drumpfuhrer.

This may be funny, but it's also 100% accurate.

WATCH: Abdul El-Sayed Mansplains Journalism

Democrat channels 'small-dog energy' in yappy outbursts when pressed on ties to terror groups and sympathizers

Abdul El-Sayed exudes a volatile combination of "toxic masculinity" and "small-dog energy" on the campaign trail, especially when fielding questions from the press. The Michigan Democrat, who claims to be 5-foot-9 in basketball shoes, is trying to become one of the shortest men to serve in the U.S. Senate since the advent of modern nutrition.

When questioned, El-Sayed has a tendency to yap incessantly while lecturing journalists--mostly the female ones--on how to do their jobs. This is sometimes referred to as mansplaining and is generally regarded as obnoxious. El-Sayed is particularly sensitive to questions about his familial ties to terrorist organizations such as the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as his many relationships with individuals who support terrorism. He has repeatedly suggested that reporters who ask those questions are racist and un-American.

Some would argue that El-Sayed's relentless bullying of hardworking journalists is an assault on the First Amendment that threatens to erode the foundations of our cherished democracy. Alas, it is consistent with the sentiment expressed in a letter the candidate signed in 2012 urging Egypt's then-newly-elected president, Mohamed Morsi, and the Muslim Brotherhood to "purge the media ... as quickly as possible."

"No, no, no, no, no. Let me just stop there," El-Sayed recently interrupted Fox News anchor Bret Baier midway through a question about the Muslim Brotherhood. "You are asking this question to raise a question about whether or not I have dual loyalty. ... Be a journalist."

Earlier this month, El-Sayed challenged the intelligence of a female journalist, Audrey Fahlberg of the Free Press, when she asked about his reluctance to comment on the death of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei because "there are a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad." The candidate, who has not publicly denied using steroids to enhance his compact frame, struggled to control his rage while berating Fahlberg. "Ask smart questions, I'll answer smart questions," he sneered.

Some context: El-Sayed has also denounced journalists for asking "dumb" questions about whether Israel or Iran is bigger threat to the United States. He has consistently refused to provide an answer.

A compilation of the Itty Bitty Islamist trying to scare people with his tiny dick:

This guy has it exactly right.

Why can't you Morons make smart points like this?

He notes that the Five Foot Five Fedayeen Fireplug constantly makes Gaza and Hamas the centerpiece of his campaign -- which really annoys black people, who keep saying, correctly, "he cares more about the West Bank than the west side of Detroit" -- but when you then ask him about his extremist views, he says "Why are you asking me about that, my campaign is about 'affordability,' why won't you ask about that?"

Weill, my Mighty Miniature Mamluk, it's because you never stop talking about Gaza and why Hamas is Our Friend.

And he points out that Jazz-Hands Jihadi Zohran Mamdani plays the same game:

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@chalavyishmael

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I have to say, after years of listening to Democrats call Trump supporters cultists who blindly follow their leader and punish anyone who steps out of line, watching the reaction to Haley Stevens today has been incredible.

She refused to support a candidate whose views she finds morally repugnant. She gave him multiple opportunities to address her concerns, and ultimately decided that she couldn't support him. She even went so far as to endorse his Republican opponent.

And the entire Democratic establishment lost its mind.

What exactly do these people think Stevens has to gain from this?

She's not going to become a Republican. She's not going to suddenly find herself welcomed into conservative politics. She's damaged her standing with her own party, alienated people she has worked alongside for years, and has likely destroyed whatever political future she had with Democrats.

You can disagree with her decision or think she made a terrible political calculation. But I find it very difficult to look at someone willingly accepting those consequences and conclude that she's doing it for personal gain.

I have disagreed with Stevens on plenty of things, and I expect I will continue to disagree with her. But I have a tremendous amount of respect for someone who is willing to take a stand when it actually costs them something.

Abdul El-Sayed is one of the most transparently dishonest politicians I've watched in a long time.

He constantly tells people he's Michigan First. He wants to talk about Michigan, he cares about Michigan, his priority is Michigan.

Fine. Then why does he spend so much time talking about Gaza?

Watch the clip below. This man brings up Palestinians and Israel constantly. He has absolutely no problem making foreign affairs part of his political identity. But the second someone challenges him on what he's saying, suddenly he doesn't want to discuss foreign policy anymore. He's running to represent Michigan, you see.

Mamdani does exactly the same thing in New York. They get to make whatever inflammatory statements they want about Israel, but when someone asks them to defend those statements, we're told that they're focused on their constituents and have more important things to worry about.

How convenient.

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