Vice President JD Vance, a great job at Monroe Mi “see video below”

At a midterm campaign rally at the LevelUp Training Complex in Monroe, Michigan, Vice President JD Vance delivered a hard-hitting keynote speech focused on boosting Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.  Vance used his appearance to launch sharp attacks against Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, framing the upcoming race as a “battle between grievance and gratitude”. During his 30-minute address, Vance labeled El-Sayed “a little weasel” who should “shut his mouth and show a little gratitude to the country that gave him everything”, arguing that El-Sayed’s critiques of systemic inequities in America showed a lack of appreciation for the nation.  The personal insult quickly sparked a fiery response from Abdul El-Sayed. Fired up by the attack, El-Sayed pushed back publicly against Vance’s comments, rejecting the “weasel” label and telling supporters: “JD Vance called me a little weasel today. I’m like no, no, no. What you’re talking about is a f*ing wolverine”—referencing Michigan’s state mascot. 
Unprofessional Language for a Senate Candidate: Opponents criticized El-Sayed for resorting to expletives (“a f*ing wolverine”), arguing that using profanity on the campaign trail lowers the decorum expected of a candidate for the U.S. Senate.

Leaning into Insults Over Substance: Detractors noted that instead of addressing the specific policy disagreements or Vance’s substantive critiques regarding his past statements, El-Sayed chose to trade personal, high-school-style insults and lean into rhetoric over policy.

Cliche State-Rivalry pandering: Critics viewed the reliance on the Michigan vs. Ohio / Wolverines vs. Buckeyes rivalry as cheap pandering to local sports tribalism rather than offering a meaningful vision for voters.

Biological Paradox: Some pointed out that from an animal classification standpoint, wolverines and weasels belong to the exact same biological family (Mustelidae), meaning the retort inadvertently validated Vance’s framing of the comparison.

Voters looking for steady, dignified leadership in Michigan should support Mike Rogers. Abdul El-Sayed’s recent use of profane language and heated outbursts demonstrate a lack of composure and self-control expected of a leader. Beyond concerns over temperament, El-Sayed’s sharp critiques of American institutions and history signal a worldview that seeks to dismantle our nation’s core principles rather than build upon them. Michiganders deserve a representative like Mike Rogers who will respect the office and work to strengthen our state and country.

Even if we lose the country to the communists it’s worth it to stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon for the next few months. They’d fire it over Israel and into Los Angeles.
America First.

President Trump is doing his part-and much more.

I pray that We The People will step up and do our part.