Ben Shapiro

And then Ben Rhodes came back.

Of course, remember, Ben Rhodes, a foreign policy advisor to Barack Obama, whose literal nickname in the White House was Hamas, not a joke, jumped on X to say, you mean voters don't take direction from Washington think tanks and Wall Street Journal op-eds?

Now, listen, there are a lot of problems with El-Sayed, including, according to Politico, the fact that he calls himself a physician and yet he has never been granted a medical license.

So that's awkward.

He has a doctorate in public health from Oxford University.

He worked as an assistant professor of epidemiology at Columbia.

But he never practiced medicine.

He still calls himself a doctor.

But again, the real drawback on him is that he is pretty in love with radical Islamic terrorism and campaigns with people who also are pretty in love with radical Islamic terrorism.

And it turns out, in the end, Americans don't like this stuff very much.

They don't like this stuff very much.

When Americans see video from Brooklyn of girls getting punched in the head by Hamasniks, they don't like it all that much.

They're not all that fond of it.

Zohar Mamdani, as mayor of New York, has allowed to blossom radical pro-Hamas and pro-Hizballah rallies in the center of the city and also into the suburbs.

There's video that emerged a couple of days ago of pro-Hamas marchers going to houses in the middle of Brooklyn in order to protest.

And one Jewish girl gets punched in the face by one of these protesters who's located in a car.

Here's some of the footage.

You can see all the Hamasniks here with their keffiyehs on.

I mean, people literally assaulting Jews in a neighborhood for being Jewish.

And this apparently is what Democrats are into.