2026-08-31T21:45:18.740Z / https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/31/politics/jd-vance-abdul-el-sayed
美国副总统JD·万斯周一在密歇根州表示，“阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德身上有非常、非常邪恶的特质”，他辩称这位密歇根州民主党联邦参议员候选人是美国当下愈演愈烈的“为单一群体利益而牺牲其他群体”的趋势的典型代表。
他对埃尔赛义德的尖锐批评——包括勒令这名民主党人“立刻把我妻子的名字从你嘴里滚出去”——凸显了这场竞争激烈的参议院选战中的言论愈演愈烈的态势，这场选战对争夺参院控制权的整体斗争至关重要。
万斯将埃尔赛义德与共和党候选人迈克·罗杰斯之间的对决塑造成“谁会为所有密歇根民众奋斗”的选择——即便他们不会完全认同罗杰斯——同时隐晦地暗示埃尔赛义德更关心穆斯林群体，而非其他选民。
“阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德身上有非常、非常邪恶的特质，而这种特质如今在美国日益抬头，万斯在由与唐纳德·特朗普总统结盟的超级政治行动委员会“MAGA Inc.”在斯特林高地举办的集会上表示，“这些人不认为自己是一个共同国家的公民，不会为每一个人奋斗……而是认为自己只为某个群体奋斗，却要牺牲其他群体的利益。”
“我看到的是一个对和他的人会同情、会为和他有相同宗教信仰的人，但对其他人却毫无怜悯之心的人。一个会为符合他外貌“杀人犯道歉，只要这个杀人犯看起来‘没错”，但如果无辜孩子的信仰不对，他就无法理解这些无辜孩子的困境。”万斯呼吁选民在11月“摒弃这种行为”，并支持罗杰斯。
埃尔赛义德周一反驳了万斯的言论，将特朗普政府和共和党斥为邪恶的制造者。
“邪恶就是为了给亿万富翁减税，而剥夺工薪阶层的医保。邪恶就是让民众为食品杂货和汽油价格上涨，同时推动贸易战和真实战争。邪恶就是为了自身利益分裂民众。邪恶就是为了一点权力就出卖自己的道德底线。”他在一份声明中说道。
“密歇根州比听俄亥俄州和佛罗里达州的“提线木偶”的说教要强。我们清楚利害攸关之处，密歇根民众将在11月的投票箱前向你们展示，届时我们会把迈克·罗杰斯赶下台。”他补充道。
埃尔赛义德此前曾为3月份密歇根州犹太教堂袭击事件后发表的言论道歉，当时他称“暴力是一个循环”，且“受伤的人会伤害他人”。（袭击者在密歇根袭击事件发生前一周在黎巴嫩的以色列空袭中失去了家人。）当时，埃尔赛义德也谴责了犹太教堂袭击事件和广泛的反犹太主义。
万斯的演讲变得更具个人色彩，他直指埃尔赛义德近期被部分人视为种族主义的言论。本月早些时候，这名民主党候选人回应了一段万斯在集会上提到他已故祖父“帕帕”的视频，提到了第二位丈夫乌莎·万斯——印度移民的女儿，在印度教家庭长大的副总统夫人。
“所以我们是不是认为JD会带着乌莎回到过去见帕帕，还是不……”埃尔赛义德在X平台上写道。
万斯周一表示，埃尔赛义德有“谈论我家人的奇怪癖好”，随后又对这名民主党人抛出了一系列具有误导性的指控——自8月初埃尔赛义德赢得参议院提名以来，共和党就出现了这种模式，一些共和党人公然诉诸仇伊斯兰恐惧症攻击。
“我要对阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德的信息是：你可以和恐怖分子同情者厮混，可以说美国“活该”遭遇9/11，或者不同情在以色列圣殿被袭击的儿童，反而同情袭击者。”万斯说道。
他继续说道：“但不管你想说什么，阿卜杜勒，立刻把我妻子的名字从你嘴里滚出去，因为她比你强太多了。”
虽然埃尔赛义德在初选期间与哈桑·皮克一同竞选——这位极左翼Twitch主播曾暗示美国“活该”遭遇9/11——但埃尔赛义德本人并未说过这话。皮克后来收回了这一言论，称其“不当”，埃尔赛义德也淡化了自己与他的关系。
尽管如此，在周末的州党代会上，埃尔赛义德对人们对他与皮克——这位以色列的激烈批评者——关系的担忧基本不屑一顾，他告诉记者：“这场竞选不是关于加州某个主播的事。”
美国有线电视新闻网的埃里克·布拉德纳和亚伦·布莱克对本报道亦有贡献。
Vance casts El-Sayed as ‘evil’ and tells him to ‘keep my wife’s name the hell out of your mouth’
2026-08-31T21:45:18.740Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/31/politics/jd-vance-abdul-el-sayed
Vice President JD Vance said in Michigan on Monday that “there’s something about Abdul El-Sayed that is very, very, evil,” arguing that the state’s Democratic Senate nominee is symptomatic of a growing trend in America of fighting “for one group at the expense of others.”
His sharp criticism of El-Sayed — which included telling the Democrat to “keep my wife’s name the hell out of your mouth” — underscored how heated the rhetoric has become in this competitive Senate race, which could be critical in the larger battle for control of the chamber.
Vance cast the choice between El-Sayed and GOP nominee Mike Rogers as about who would fight for all Michiganders — even if they don’t agree 100% with Rogers — while obliquely suggesting that El-Sayed cared more about members of the Muslim community than other voters.
“There’s something about Abdul El-Sayed that is very, very evil and on the rise in the United States of America today, and it’s people who see themselves not as citizens of a common nation, fighting for every single person … but see themselves as fighting for one group at the expense of others,” Vance said at a rally in Sterling Heights hosted by MAGA Inc., a super PAC aligned with President Donald Trump.
“What I see is a man who has sympathy and compassion for people who share his religion, but have nothing for people who don’t. A person who will apologize for a murderer so long as he looks the right way, but will not understand the plight of an innocent child if that person has the wrong faith,” Vance said, calling on voters to “reject it in November” and back Rogers.
El-Sayed on Monday pushed back on Vance’s comments, casting the Trump administration and Republicans as the ones perpetrating evil.
“Evil is ripping healthcare away from working people in exchange for tax breaks for billionaires. Evil is making people pay more for groceries and gas while pushing for trade wars and actual war. Evil is dividing people for your own gain. Evil is selling out your morals for a little bit of power,” he said in a statement.
“Michigan is better than being lectured to by sock puppets from Ohio and Florida. We understand what’s at stake, and Michiganders will show you at the ballot box this November when we send Mike Rogers packing,” he added.
El-Sayed recently apologized for saying after a March attack on a Michigan synagogue that “violence is a cycle” and that “hurt people hurt people.” (The attacker lost family in an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon a week before the Michigan attack.) At the time, El-Sayed also condemned the synagogue attack and antisemitism broadly.
Vance’s speech became more personal as he took aim at recent comments from El-Sayed that some viewed as racist. Earlier this month, the Democratic candidate responded to a clip of Vance at a rally referencing his late grandfather, “Papaw,” by mentioning second lady Usha Vance, who is the child of Indian immigrants and was raised Hindu.
“So do we think JD is taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no…” El-Sayed wrote on X.
Vance on Monday said El-Sayed has a “weird habit of talking about my family,” going on to lob a series of misleading claims at the Democrat — a pattern that’s emerged from the GOP since El-Sayed won the Senate nomination in early August, with some Republicans resorting to overtly Islamophobic attacks.
“My message to Abdul El-Sayed is: You can pal around with terrorist sympathizers, and you can say that America deserved 9/11, or you could empathize not with the children who were targeted at Temple Israel, but with the attacker,” Vance said.
He continued: “But whatever you want to talk about, Abdul, keep my wife’s name the hell out of your mouth, because she’s way out of your league.”
While El-Sayed campaigned during the primary with Hasan Piker — a far-left Twitch streamer who once suggested that the country “deserved” 9/11 — El-Sayed did not say that. Piker has since walked back the remark, saying it was “inappropriate,” and El-Sayed has downplayed his relationship with him.
Still, at a state party convention over the weekend, El-Sayed remained largely dismissive about concerns over his relationship with Piker, a strident critic of Israel, telling reporters, “This is not a campaign that is about a single streamer in California.”
CNN’s Eric Bradner and Aaron Blake contributed to this report.
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