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- Abdul El-Sayed, a U.S. Michigan Senate candidate, signed a 2012 letter urging President Mohamed Morsi to purge media and police.
- The letter, published on Al-Ahram Gate in November 2012, called for “revolutionary decisions” and rejected Western criticism.
- El-Sayed’s campaign now says he disavows the Muslim Brotherhood and denies any ties.
- Sen. Ted Cruz warned that an El-Sayed Senate win would create an unprecedented national-security risk.
