Donald Trump posted an image attacking Abdul El‑Sayed and his wife, comparing them to himself and Melania with the caption: "Two very different Americas." Here's how El‑Sayed flipped the script on CNN:
El‑Sayed: "Yes, he's right. One is where your leaders are two people who don't like each other, but unite to make billions off you. Or two people who truly love each other, share pancakes, and want to build an America where they can raise a family – knowing that family will have good things.
So yes, two visions of America. Trump's vision is what you're living now – can you afford your gas? Your groceries? Do you believe, when you look into your kids' eyes, they'll have a better future than you had?
Sara and I are running because when we look into our daughters' eyes – Emma Lee and Shirin – we want them to believe they can have a better future than under Trump. To live together with their siblings in an America where they link arms to build what they deserve – healthcare, good jobs, not having to drive 15 minutes to know kids 15 minutes away live a different life because we've accepted inequality too long.
I want them to live in an America where they can breathe clean air and drink clean water. And honestly, Sara and I love each other. I don't know about the First Lady and the President, but from what I hear, it's a bit rocky."