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Candidate frames opponent as 'extreme' amid national endorsements and says race draws national attention

September 20, 2026 | 2025 Confirmation Hearings Collection, Federal


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Candidate frames opponent as 'extreme' amid national endorsements and says race draws national attention
Asked about visits and endorsements from national figures, the Candidate said the race has drawn attention because, in his view, his opponent represents an "extreme" position. He described the opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, as backed by the Democratic Socialists of America and said national actors view the race as an opportunity.

The Candidate also made allegations about the opponent's associations and campaign funding, saying the opponent had "taken money from terrorist groups" and had "hung out with a guy who believes that, we deserve 9 11." Those assertions were offered as the Candidate explained why national figures were investing time and resources in the race; the reporter did not record a direct response from the opponent in this interview.

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