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The phrase “political athlete” often gets thrown around quite a bit when it comes to how certain candidates or elected officials compare with actual athletes.

For instance, hear a liberal podcaster wax poetic about Barack Obama’s ability to campaign, write, speak, and do everything but govern effectively — which they swear he did anyway, because he played the long game — and the phrase will eventually get trotted out with comparisons to Michael Jordan or Lionel Messi.

If and when it comes out in Michigan’s Senate race, give Abdul El-Sayed this: He’s the Usain Bolt of political athlete sprinters.

Not just content to dash away from Hasan “America Deserved 9/11” Piker after campaigning with the streamer during the primary, he’s now trying to run away from comments he made about Vice President J.D. Vance’s family, too, implying his family would disapprove of his interracial marriage because of where he’s from, among other things.

According to The Guardian, the........

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