DDS935-He s become his own worst enemy... - The DeVory Darkins Show

DeVory Darkins launches his Winners and Losers Report with a blistering takedown of Abdul El‑Sahed, accusing the Michigan hopeful of hiding dual loyalties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Darkins replays the heated exchange where El‑Sahed finally disavows the group, then argues that the episode has already cost him the confidence of Jewish and Black voters and left his campaign floundering.The host then pivots to Minnesota politics, painting Michelle Tafoya as a fraud‑buster who out‑maneuvered Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan. Darkins highlights Tafoya’s claim to fix election fraud while pointing out the $9 billion loss under the current administration, and he uses the moment to lambaste the rhetoric around H‑1B visas and immigration, suggesting the debate distracts from real policy failures.Personal tragedy seeps into the monologue as Darkins recounts losing 21 friends to fentanyl, underscoring the human cost of the issues he’s dissecting. He then crowns Nick Shirley as today’s biggest winner, citing the candidate’s clear‑cut stance on representing Michigan versus broader foreign entanglements.Looking ahead, Darkins speculates on the midterm stakes for Democrats. He quotes Joe Manchin on the razor‑thin Senate balance and warns that a Democratic win could still be stymied by Donald Trump’s veto power, setting the stage for a 2028 Republican resurgence. The segment closes with a Theodore Roosevelt excerpt: a thriving republic must blend “intensity of conviction with a broad tolerance of difference,” a principle Darkins frames as the antidote to today’s partisan chaos.

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