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State Chapters => State Politics/Government => Topic started by: TomSea on April 30, 2017, 01:50:27 pm
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America considers electing its first Muslim governor: Abdulrahman El-Sayed
The 32-year-old Rhodes scholar says the Flint water crisis was what pushed him to pursue public office
DETROIT, Michigan - Abdulrahman El-Sayed appears to have a restless soul. Born and raised in Michigan to Egyptian-American parents, at just 32 years of age he has already given up careers as a doctor, an epidemiology professor and being the director of Detroit's health department.
Yet the time has come for him to make his boldest move yet: beginning his campaign to run for governor of Michigan. Since El-Sayed has never held elected office, it is an ambitious endeavour.
If he wins, he would become the first Muslim governor in the United States, at a time when some of the country’s top politicians have singled out Islam as a public enemy.
Continued: http://www.middleeasteye.net/in-depth/features/america-considers-electing-its-first-muslim-governor-430026692
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Unlikely.
Detroit isn't that heavily muslim and while he isn't really responsible for it, Mike Duggin gets credit for the downtown boom.
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Besides your small pockets of muzziehoods in the state of Michigan that will vote for this turkey... this guy doesn't stand a chance in hell out in the real Michigan to be elected dog catcher..
Besides it's a fake news site for muzzie's to promote fairy tails.
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Besides your small pockets of muzziehoods in the state of Michigan that will vote for this turkey... this guy doesn't stand a chance in hell out in the real Michigan to be elected dog catcher..
Besides it's a fake news site for muzzie's to promote fairy tails.
There are a lot of Arabs in Michigan but the majority are Christian plus Detroit itself is not a muslim stronghold. Lots of Chaldeans in Detroit.