Dr. Abdul El-Sayed

So all of that is to say, you know, I don't know what they're trying to do.

I'm not in those camps.

I'm just a lot more focused on having a conversation with the folks in my state.

They understand that I've run before and I'm saying the exact same things I said then, now.

I want to get money out of politics.

I think corporations have choked our economy out for their best interest and against ours.

In the eight years since I started saying it, it's all just gotten worse.

It's less affordable than it was.

I want to guarantee you healthcare because I know we can do it.

I literally wrote a book about how to do that.

And I want to make sure that we're standing with unions and small businesses rather than big corporations who automate away our jobs.

That's what I've always been about.

And we're going to continue to take our campaign across the state.

We've been to 90 cities now, 300 public events.

We know that our campaign is resonating.

I also know that because of my clarity about my values when it comes to foundational human rights for Palestinians in Israel,

and the fact that I don't think a special interest funded by MAGA billionaires should be able to sway our foreign policy in the form of APAC, that they're going to spend huge amounts of money to beat me.

And so I ask good people if they believe in a politics where we believe in human rights for literally everybody, where we believe in the equal rights to dignity and self-determination for everyone,

Jewish Israelis and Palestinians alike.

If you believe that corporations and special interests shouldn't be able to buy our politics, I hope that you'll support us.