Dem's metldown over ‘terrorist sympathizer’ Hasan Piker triggers instant conservative mockery: ‘Yikes’

Conservatives piled on Democratic Rep.

Debbie Dingell after she argued Republicans are trying to make Michigan’s Senate race about socialist streamer Hasan Piker , with critics saying her frustration only highlighted a political vulnerability for Democrats.

"Debbie Dingell CRASHES OUT over terrorist-sympathizer Hasan Piker who has called to kill Republicans,’" wrote the Republican National Committee’s research account .

Critics took aim at Dingell for campaigning with Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed after she told reporters she was done answering questions about Piker, whose past inflammatory remarks have drawn renewed scrutiny and pressure on Democrats to respond.

DEMOCRATS CONDEMNING HASAN PIKER AS BACKLASH SPREADS THROUGH PARTY "YIKES: Democrats are getting tired of defending Abdul El-Sayed for his antisemitic campaign surrogate Hasan Piker Rep.

Debbie Dingell: 'I am DONE.

So don't any reporter ask me again about Hasan Piker.' El-Sayed has yet to disavow Piker," wrote Senate Republicans on X .

"Hint: she can stop these Qs by disassociating herself with Piker & stopping campaigning with him," wrote Crime Prevention Research Center president John R Lott Jr.

"Debbie Dingell does not want anyone talking about Hasan Piker because it is bad for Democrats ahead of the midterms… Watch how fast they all forget that Hasan Piker exists.

I want to hammer this.

If Dems like Dingell continue to slam Piker… he will hit back," said conservative commentator Shawn Farash .

Dingell took the stage at an Ann Arbor town hall with Rep.

Jamie Raskin to campaign for El-Sayed on Wednesday, arguing Piker is not central to the race in Michigan.

"I am done, so don’t any reporter ask me again about Hasan Piker," Dingell said.