Newly elected GOP congressman-elect Abe Hamadeh revealed what went proper for Republicans and what went mistaken for Democrats in Tuesday’s election throughout a post-election victory interview with Fox Information Digital.
“The left always, this is why they hate me so much too, they literally called me a white supremacist, even though I’m the son of Syrian immigrants and I’ve got family who are all from everywhere and all type of colors,” Hamadeh instructed Fox Information Digital, in his first interview since being elected, in response to Democrats on cable information post-election blaming Trump’s victory on “racism” and misogyny” rather than discussing specific policy issues.
“They do not know easy methods to as a result of they cannot settle for the truth that their insurance policies have failed the American folks all over the place. It has been carried out, like California and San Francisco, like in Chicago, like in New York Metropolis, identify a profitable Democrat-run metropolis. You’ll be able to’t as a result of all they do is deliver destruction, distress and chaos, they usually’re attempting to rework our nation into one thing that it isn’t, one thing that appears like the place a few of my household comes from in Venezuela and we’re not going to go to socialism or communism.”
Democrats along with pundits in the media have repeatedly blamed racism and sexism as driving factors behind Trump’s victory despite Trump making historic gains with several minority groups.
TRUMP CLINCHED A HIGHER PERCENTAGE OF MUSLIM VOTERS COMPARED TO JEWISH VOTERS IN RECENT ELECTION
Newly elected GOP Rep Abe Hamadeh from Arizona’s 8th Congressional District, left, and President Donald Trump, right (Getty) (Getty)
Hamadeh pointed to Trump’s success in bringing in more minority votes than other Republican candidates, despite the media narrative about racism.
“President Trump was the one who was capable of seize probably the most quantity of minorities, Arab-People in Michigan. Should you have a look at Jewish People and Black People, Hispanic voters, it was simply really outstanding and historic.”
“Right here in Arizona, you already know, we’re nonetheless counting the votes, however I feel President Trump’s margin is simply going to develop and what an ideal American comeback. In regard to my race, it ties a lot into my race, too, as a result of, you already know, I did not wish to go to Washington, D.C. with Kamala Harris. So I am proud that President Trump was capable of safe this historic victory that we will have, hopefully a united Republican authorities and we’re going to go that America First agenda that works for all People.“
Former President Trump endorsed Republican Abe Hamadeh to represent Arizona’s 8th Congressional District. (Abe for Arizona)
Hamadeh told Fox News Digital that he knew going into Tuesday that he would win in his district and that Trump would win as well because they listened to the concerns of Arizona voters.
“No person was proud of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and this extensive open border and the financial system with the inflation disaster that we’re in. So, you already know, I actually believed that we had been going to win and it was a powerful victory for President Trump, successful the favored vote, successful the Electoral Faculty, uniting so many alternative factions throughout the Republican Occasion.”
Immigration and the economy, Hamadeh said, were the main drivers of voter turnout in Arizona.
“It offers a mixture of each, I feel it was the open border chaos as a result of for what number of years has Joe Biden and Kamala Harris tried to gaslight the American folks that they are doing every little thing they will to safe our border, which was clearly a lie?”” Hamadeh mentioned.
“I mean, they literally have an open invitation to illegal immigrants coming across where fentanyl is being trafficked, sex trafficking. So I think people understood that inherently that President Trump did have a secure border and Kamala and Joe Biden, you see how quickly they destroyed it. It causes you to think that maybe having a president who actually wants to secure the border is pretty important.”
On inflation, Hamadeh mentioned that Arizona voters merely had to take a look at their grocery invoice.
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Republican Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake and Republican Arizona Home candidate Abe Hamadeh. (Abe for Arizona)
“Arizona’s hit really hard with the inflation crisis and I know I know that money talks in many ways and they understand that President Trump had a booming economy,” Hamadeh mentioned. “When you go to the grocery store now, it is so expensive, when you go to the checkout lane. So I do think it was a combination of the economy and the border.”
“But also truly, I do think it was many people, if you look at what Elon Musk and so many other people who voted for Joe Biden in 2020 now came around to President Trump. I think they understood that the weaponization of the rule of law and attacking the First Amendment and our Constitution was a threat to our very foundation as a republic. So I do think people did understand that this moment required us to go back to some common sense sanity and to restore the America we love.”
