Shermichael Singleton: El-Sayed Teaming with Hasan Piker Will Not Get Enough Moderate Dems to Vote for Him

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SINGLETON: "If El-Sayed wins this thing, he‘s going into the general with a very fractured coalition. This is going to be a competitive race. Michigan is a purple state. There are coalitions and cohorts within that state that you must gravitate and galvanize in order to get across the finish line. And someone with extreme far-left positions, someone who doesn‘t believe Israel has a right to exist, Van said he hopes he pivots, but yet Hasan Piker is with him tonight, a guy who said the United States deserved September 11th, these are the types of people he‘s bringing on to his coalition? I am just not convinced, Kaitlan, that that‘s the type of messaging that will permeate and get enough Democrats, particularly those moderates, particularly those who don‘t have a college degree, particularly those older African Americans, to say, 'This is going to be my candidate.' They want a fighter, not a disrupter who is going to burn it all down. And that's who this guy is."