As a Michigander, I could have told you the libs were going to vote for the radical Muslim who hates America and wants to utterly destroy her from the inside out.

Republican challenger Mike Rogers will face El-Sayed to represent Michigan in the U.S. Senate.

A former U.S. representative who chaired the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Rogers also served in the U.S. Army and then worked for the FBI as a special agent. In 2017, he was considered to replace "86 47" James Comey as FBI director.

He had this to say about El-Sayed on Wednesday after establishment-pick Haley Stevens lost to the socialist Muslim:

If Rogers has any sense, he will continue to beat this drum. This is not 2005. It is 100% acceptable to call into question someone's loyalty to America if they are 1) a Muslim and 2) a Muslim who hangs out with literal communists.

Here is an attack ad that Republicans had ready to go after El-Sayed's victory:

Here's the thing.

Many of you will read this and think, "How in the world could Americans vote for a guy who literally hates them, their heritage, and their beliefs?"

Sadly, many people vote for candidates who will destroy them in the long run but give them free stuff in the short term.

Added to that is real frustration at the government right now. There is a desire to vote anyone into office who will keep Republicans (especially Trump's allies) from ever winning any election ever again.

Consider this statement from communist commentator Hasan Piker, who campaigned with El-Sayed:

Again, best buds:

There are also many foreigners in Michigan are allowed to vote because they have become citizens without any kind of assimilation.

In line to vote last night, there was a Muslim African couple ahead of me. They had been here 15 years. They are now citizens.

The wife barely spoke English. She wore traditional Islamic garb.

Her husband, in a thick accent, had to explain that the polls close at "thamaniya," the word for eight in Arabic. The poll workers, all older white liberals, helpfully told them how to vote, then explained that they were actually at the wrong location and gave them directions to the correct place.

(You can guess who they voted for.)

The decision before America is not between right- and left-wing versions of secular humanism and liberalism, which has been the norm for more than 100 years.

The decision on the ballot is whether the United States should continue to exist at all.

Vote accordingly.