Islamo-Marxist Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed has made a startling admission about his socialist healthcare scheme that will surely appear in Republican ads soon.
On Sunday, El-Sayed appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press to discuss a variety of topics, including his relationship with privileged anti-American communist Hasan Piker, President Trump’s comments about him, and his die-hard support for Medicare for All.
El-Sayed’s support for this Marxist takeover of health care is so complete that he wrote an entire book about it.
When host Kristen Welker noted that one major reason Americans rightfully oppose Medicare for All is that it would mean higher taxes, El-Sayed tried to lie by implying it would only affect billionaires.
But Welker actually acted like a real journalist for once and refused to let him off the hook. She then inquired whether those making under $1 million would face tax increases to pay for his plan.
El-Sayed then let the cat out of the bag: not only would EVERY American face a tax hike, but he claimed it would be all worth it because no one would be paying ‘greedy’ healthcare companies and their CEOS for care anymore.
This also means the abolishment of all private health insurance, the end goal for socialized medicine.
It’s surprising that El-Sayed actually admitted the truth, for a change.
WATCH:
Abdul El-Sayed admits that Medicare-for-all involves raising the taxes on all Americans regardless of their income level and ending private health insurance:
“Instead of paying your health insurance company, you pay a little more in taxes… I think that’s a trade that’s worth… pic.twitter.com/o1qbxyeOnU
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) August 9, 2026
WELKER: A lot of Americans worry, though, you can only make Medicare free and universal if you increase taxes. So, if you are elected and make this push, would you need to increase taxes?
EL-SAYED: I am for taxing billionaires who are wealthy.
WELKER: What about people who make less than $1 billion? What about people making less than $1 million, Dr. El-Sayed?
EL-SAYED: So for your average person, if you look at your W-2…After you pay your taxes, the next biggest check that comes off the top of your pay stub is to your health insurance company.
So, imagine instead of paying to your health insurance company, whose CEO makes $20 million a year…You pay a little more in taxes for health care, you would not lose if you lost your job.
I think all of us would be a lot more interested in that kind of system if our healthcare were free at that point of care… I think that’s a trade that’s worth making.
El-Sayed’s GOP opponent, Mike Rogers, was quick to respond.
“Weird. I thought Abdul’s campaign promise was more money in your pocket,” he wrote on X. “This sounds a lot like more money for the government.”
Weird.
I thought Abdul’s campaign promise was more money in your pocket.
This sounds a lot like more money for the government. pic.twitter.com/3M2W1feWov
— Mike Rogers (@MikeRogersForMI) August 9, 2026
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