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Jordan Domingue's account of leaving the Abdul El-Sayed campaign
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Top El-Sayed Staffer Quits Campaign, Speaks Out

Jordan Domingue, a top staffer who worked on two Abdul El-Sayed campaigns, has quit El-Sayed’s U.S. Senate campaign and publicly explained why.

In posts highlighted by The Gateway Pundit, Domingue makes serious allegations about the Democratic candidate’s management style, public persona, and foreign-policy views. The supplied material contains Domingue’s account and embedded social-media posts, not independent findings that verify those allegations.

Domingue says he was not a distant campaign worker. He describes serving as El-Sayed’s personal assistant and executive protection lead during both a failed gubernatorial bid and the current Senate campaign. He says his workload often reached six or seven days each week, with shifts lasting 12 to 14 hours, and that he traveled more than 50,000 miles.

He also describes close personal ties that made the break difficult. Domingue says he left two overseas jobs early, moved to Michigan twice, accepted substantial pay cuts, took El-Sayed’s wife to the hospital while she was pregnant, and painted an original birthday gift. He says El-Sayed’s youngest daughter called him Mr. Jorjan.

Those experiences, Domingue says, were why he initially defended the candidate. His view changed over foreign policy. He says the gubernatorial campaign did not focus on the issue, while the Senate campaign’s approach appeared to him driven by what he considered misplaced revenge. Domingue says he eventually concluded that El-Sayed did not genuinely care about civilians or peace, forcing him to reconsider conduct he had previously ignored or excused.

His criticism continued after he left

After departing, Domingue founded Democrats for Mike Rogers. The account has used social-media posts to criticize El-Sayed over alleged support for Hezbollah and Hamas. One post accused El-Sayed of wanting to direct U.S. money to UNRWA and raise taxes on working-class Michiganders. Those claims come from Domingue’s political group and are not independently established in the supplied text.

A separate post from PattyMI described seeing Democrats for Mike Rogers and Mike Rogers signs in a liberal southeastern Michigan neighborhood. The post then predicted that El-Sayed would lose badly. That is an individual’s observation and political forecast, not polling data.

The allegations turned personal

Domingue also says his access to El-Sayed gave him an unusually close view of the campaign. He portrays himself as the first staffer to see the candidate in the morning and the last to see him at night. In the posts cited by the article, he alleges that El-Sayed’s management pushed multiple staff members to tears and that the candidate acted entitled.

He further describes El-Sayed as manufactured and criticizes what he sees as immature, performative masculinity. The source material also includes a crude allegation about El-Sayed’s behavior in public. No response from El-Sayed appears in the supplied material, so the accusations remain the former staffer’s account.

The article embeds additional posts from Domingue, RNC Research, and PattyMI. Because the supplied text does not reproduce each post’s contents, those references are included below without adding claims about what they show.

Source: The Gateway Pundit

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