An ally that takes your money to push you into wars you shouldn't be fighting is not an ally. It's like, I mean, do you have kids?
When Davis answered in the affirmative, El-Sayed added:
And if your kid has a friend who keeps bumming off their money, and then talks about them behind their back, and then gets them into fights with other friends, what would you tell your kid to do with that friend? You'd probably tell them, maybe it's not actually a friend. I think it's time for us to realize that Israel is not actually our friend.
Good Lord!!!
When El-Sayed claims Israel gets the U.S. into "fights with other friends" is he referring to the Iranian regime as a friend? In which case, El-Sayed will finally have answered the question he refused to answer during his debate with Mike Rogers last week.
However, if El-Sayed insists on using a kid's analogy then let me offer this point.
El-Sayed could be described as the sort of childhood friend who lies about other kids and makes false accusations against them because dislikes the religion they practice.
In which case, Abdul El-Sayed is not a friend.
He is not a friend of the people of Michigan nor is he a friend of America.
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