Spencer Pratt, a former Los Angeles mayoral candidate and reality TV personality, criticized Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed, calling him a communist and describing his behavior as 'embarrassingly cringe.' Pratt made these remarks on X in response to a TikTok video in which el Sayed parodied Whitney Houston's song 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody,' expressing his political views on campaign finance and healthcare. El Sayed, who won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, has rejected the labels of socialist and communist that have been applied to him. He argues that he does not identify as a socialist or communist, stating that capitalism can work effectively on a local scale if access is equitable. Notably, former President Donald Trump has also labeled el Sayed a communist, making similar criticisms during the primary campaign.
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Spencer Pratt Criticizes Abdul el Sayed, Labels Him a Communist
Spencer Pratt criticized Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed, calling him a communist and labeling his recent TikTok video as 'embarrassingly cringe.' El Sayed, who won the Democratic primary, has rejected such labels and argues for equitable access to capitalism.
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Spencer Pratt: Communists aren’t just ‘evil’ they’re ’embarrassingly cringe’
Spencer Pratt Criticizes Abdul el Sayed, Labels Him a Communist