Abdulrahman El-Sayed’s Campaign and Epstein Connections

In Michigan, Abdulrahman El-Sayed, a Muslim socialist, is running a campaign focused on reducing big money influence in politics. He often partners with progressive figures like Rep. Ro Khanna, who criticizes what they call the “Epstein class.” However, it appears that El-Sayed is, in fact, benefiting from over $15 million linked to associates of the late disgraced financier, Jeffrey Epstein.

Recently, following a meeting with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, his campaign received an additional $10 million from the Senate Majority PAC (SMP), increasing their total support for El-Sayed to $30 million in this Senate race.

Interestingly, the SMP is funded by the same wealthy individuals that El-Sayed and his supporters claim they want to remove from the political scene. Specifically, $15,150,000 of the PAC’s funding can be traced back to donors associated with Epstein, which is now being funneled into El-Sayed’s campaign for the upcoming election.

The notable contributors include:

Vinod Khosla

• A February 2011 email from Boris Nikolic to Epstein mentioned Khosla as a prime candidate for dinner invitations, according to documents available from the Department of Justice.
• Khosla later assisted Nikolic in securing office space, with Epstein advising on the arrangement, suggesting, “take your office at Khosla… it will come together.”

Jon Stryker

• In 2014, an associate of Epstein urged that he emulate Jon Stryker’s methods to manage negative publicity post-conviction.

Moreover, George Soros’ Democracy PAC and Michael Bloomberg’s American Opportunity Action have also contributed to SMP:

George Soros

• A 2007 article preserved by the DOJ highlighted Soros and Epstein’s involvement in a group aiming to establish a $10 million endowment.
• In an FBI victim statement, Soros was implicated regarding Epstein in a troubling incident witnessed on a yacht.

Michael Bloomberg

• Recent reporting indicates that Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell maintained closer ties with Bloomberg and had contact with his assistants, even inviting him to various events.

Additionally, a significant Hollywood fundraiser for El-Sayed is planned for Monday at the residence of Jeffrey Soros, George Soros’ nephew. The event will have prominent co-hosts including Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, and Ben Rhodes.