The left has spent a decade warning with scant evidence that President Donald Trump is committed to seeking vengeance against his political enemies.
Ahead of the 2026 election, however, one of the Democrat Party’s rising stars is openly vowing to use the political system to target Trump.
As Breitbart reported:
When I‘m elected to the U.S. Senate, the first thing we need to do is start holding the Trump Administration accountable.”
He added, “You know, when we win, God willing, I will take my seat as a member of a Senate majority that gives us subpoena power to be able to investigate all of the ways that this administration has used their power for their gain and enrichment, and against ours. And I think that means hauling them up to really understand all the conversations that were had about who got to get refunds after this terrible tariff policy, who got to get excluded from those refunds. It means hauling up people like RFK Jr.. And holding them accountable for the dosing of our public health apparatus, for which we now need to be dodging lettuce across the state of Michigan for fear of getting explosive diarrhea, which nobody ever thought would be a consequence of electing Donald Trump.
The socialist candidate went on to describe the widespread powers he envisions a Democrat-led Congress asserting to investigate the president and those in his administration.
His remarks sparked some social media backlash:
Yahoo News reported on the emerging battle between Trump and El-Sayed:
El-Sayed won Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary on Tuesday, defeating establishment-backed Rep. Haley Stevens and sparking a wave of outrage from MAGA supporters.
Trump’s MAGA base has taken particular issue with El-Sayed’s unapologetic use of the phrase “inshallah”—Arabic for “God willing”—during his election-night victory speech. If he wins the general election in November, he would become the first Muslim senator in U.S. history.
The president has joined his MAGA allies in attacking El-Sayed, going as far as to call him “full of s–t” and warn voters about the candidate’s push to abolish the filibuster. But the attacks appear to have done little to rattle the epidemiologist and former public health official, who has brushed off the president’s baseless criticism.
Here’s what the president had to say about El-Sayed after the latter’s recent primary win:
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