There’s an old saying: Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your character. In politics, this is truer than anywhere else. So-called “moderate” Ohio Democrat gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton has some serious explaining to do regarding her relationship with Islamic Communist Abdul El-Sayed. Over the weekend, El-Sayed went on the warpath against Acton’s opponent, Vivek Ramaswamy, potentially the first Indian American governor of Ohio.
On Saturday, El-Sayed, the Islamic Communist candidate for the U.S. Senate in neighboring Michigan, went out of his way to attack Ramaswamy, telling his small, radical Michigan crowd:
“Vivek Ramaswamy, J.D. Vance, there’s something wrong in the water in Ohio.”
El-Sayed has embraced some of the most radical Islamic Communist policies, like abolishing ICE and abolishing the police. El-Sayed’s attacks on Ramaswamy are yet another dent in Acton’s fake “moderate” image.
This is a major statement by El-Sayed, given that Ohio and Michigan border each other. El-Sayed’s seeming endorsement of Acton will carry a lot of weight with the Islamic Communist voters of Ohio.
A hugely important remaining question is what got El-Sayed to attack Acton’s opponent out of the blue. Usually, politicians prefer fighting just one battle, not picking fights across state lines. El-Sayed is barely ahead in the polls, but not enough to get cocky. Some are speculating that Acton’s speech the other week, where she slurred her words and compared Ohio to Ground Zero, may have gotten El-Sayed’s attention.
It is also critical to note that El-Sayed supports the Islamic Communist playbook, which includes abolishing ICE, mass amnesty for all, packing the United States Supreme Court, “Getting Trump,” hatred of Israel, and of course, eventually Sharia Law enslaving America.
In fact, at the same event, El-Sayed reiterated his extremist policies, saying:
“ICE is not about immigration. It never has been. ICE is about normalizing paramilitary force on our streets. ICE should not be retrained. ICE should not be reformed. ICE needs to be abolished.”
Interestingly, Acton has also made disparaging comments about ICE, saying in 2025:
“There are people coming out there wearing masks with all the gear on. We don’t even know who they are. They’re just showing up. Does this not feel like the Ku Klux Klan to anyone? That’s what we’re seeing. And that is not okay, guys. That’s why I’m saying to you, this is not a drill. This is not a drill. We cannot afford to look the other way.”
Acton has also been endorsed by prominent Ohio politicians like Ohio Democrat Mayors Justin Bibb, Andrew Ginther, and Aftab Pureval, all of whom have spent the past year obstructing ICE or working to ban the agency from their cities outright.
Acton is also endorsed by Ohio Senate Democrat Leader Nickie Antonio, who wrote a letter to Ohio United States Senators Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted demanding ICE’s defunding, with part of the letter reading:
“I urge you to vote against funding increases for ICE and to renegotiate DHS funding.”
Given the information above, it’s fair to say that Acton’s and El-Sayed’s anti-ICE policies are in lock-step. This fact is a disturbing trend among elected Democrats who seem to be embracing everything about El-Sayed, as top Democrat leaders spent their day the other week meeting with El-Sayed for 7+ hours at the DSCC.
The facts are clear: the Islamic Communists have completely taken over the Democrat Party, meaning there is no Democrat on the midterm ballot who is a moderate. Ohio voters, be aware that Amy Acton is no exception to this rule.
