GOP strategist Laura Loomer claims Democrats are busing foreign-born Muslims into Michigan to support gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed, while accusing Republicans of failing to address what she calls an "intifada revolution" in major U.S. cities including New York, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, DC, and Dearborn.
Loomer argues GOP outreach to Muslim voters on parental rights and anti-LGBTQ education policies is misguided, calling Muslim voting patterns "tribalistic" and already aligned with far-left candidates. She warns that Republican leadership's refusal to explicitly name Islam as a threat will hurt the party in November elections.
With two weeks until the election, Loomer urges the GOP to directly confront what she describes as twin threats: Islam and communism.
Loomer argues GOP outreach to Muslim voters on parental rights and anti-LGBTQ education policies is misguided, calling Muslim voting patterns "tribalistic" and already aligned with far-left candidates. She warns that Republican leadership's refusal to explicitly name Islam as a threat will hurt the party in November elections.
With two weeks until the election, Loomer urges the GOP to directly confront what she describes as twin threats: Islam and communism.