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Heckled, Branded Terrorist, He Still Won. Abdul El-Sayed's Viral Moment

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Before Abdul El-Sayed could make history as the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, he endured what critics called one of the most overtly Islamophobic campaigns in modern US politics.

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