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Abdul El-Sayed's mother worked for a terror group that funneled money to Osama bin Laden, Hamas, and the Taliban.
A 15-second attack clip in which a political operative defends targeting a candidate's mother by distinguishing her employer from her person — and then turns it into a boast about his own.
- “That's your mom. My mom worked at a law smoker chamber of commerce. I'll put my mom up any day for that.”
- I'm not going after your mom — I'm going after that organization that was indicted for funneling money to Al-Qaeda.
- The attacker draws a line between a person and their employer, then uses his own mother as a character reference to close the exchange.
- “You go after my mom?”
- The clip turns on a single rhetorical move: separating a candidate's mother from the organization she worked for — then weaponizing the distinction.