A former senior aide to Abdul El-Sayed has broken ranks with the Democratic Senate candidate and is now publicly describing his experience working alongside him — offering voters a deeply critical account of the man he once helped protect and promote.
Jordan Domingue, who worked on two of El-Sayed’s political campaigns, says he eventually reached a point where he could no longer defend the candidate or his political agenda. Domingue previously worked as El-Sayed’s personal assistant and executive-protection lead, making his decision to leave particularly significant.
In a lengthy series of posts on X, Domingue explained why he abandoned the campaign and began speaking publicly about his former employer.
“His foreign policy was driven by a desire to invoke what seemed like misplaced revenge.”
