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Laura Ingraham SINKS As Embarrassing Abdul El-Sayed Attack Backfires Massively
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6:05Now PlayingFox News host Laura Ingraham's attacks on Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed backfire massively as social media mocks her for thirsty comments. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘THIRSTY’Laura Ingraham Mocked Over Very Particular Fixation With Abdul ElSayed
"Laura Ingraham's repeated focus on one particular part of Abdul El-Sayed's campaign is seeing her mocked as "thirsty" online.
The Fox News personality has drawn attention on multiple occasions in recent days to the Michigan Democratic Senate candidate's fitted, black T-shirts, at one point even bringing his muscles into an interview with his GOP rival.
In one segment, Ingraham accused El-Sayed of being "evasive" and "glib" with his answers on healthcare policy, but then got personal, saying it's "exactly what you would expect from a guy who thinks he gets working-class cred by wearing a tight black T-shirt.""
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