Dr. Abdullah's Blog

On April 15, 2026, the US Senate introduced joint resolutions of disapproval by Bernie Sanders to stop about $446.8 million in weapons sales to Israel, including ~$295 million in bulldozers and ~$151.8 million in bombs. There were two separate votes, and both failed, meaning the arms sales went forward. ~40 Senators voted to block the sale of the bulldozer. ~36 senators voted to block the sale of the bomb. For the first time, such a large number of Senators found the courag

In recent weeks, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), under the leadership of Managing Director Samir Kalra, participated in a video...

Michigan Muslim community took an unusual and dramatic community when its leadership in Dearborn joined Donald Trump in a public rally...

Many Muslim political analysts are urging the community to vote Democrat in November 2024. They view Trump as far more dangerous to...

Obama presided over the world's most powerful country for eight years. Clinton also ruled for eight years, and then Biden got four years....

Miller Max (R-OH)f Ohio $262,533 Landsman Greg (D-OH) Ohio $153,283 Turner Michael R (R-OH) Ohio $117,300 Sykes Emilia (D-OH) Ohio...

Ninety-five house members from Massachusetts to North Dakota received pro-Israeli funds totaling $2,082 626 in the current election...

102 house members, including 57 Democrats and 45 Republicans, received funding from pro-Israeli groups in Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, F, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, and Maryland. The total amount given to these members was $5,620,075, and Democrats got $2.899.617. Can Americans expect a vote in the interest of their country? Repres+A1:C94entative State Amount Caraveo Yadira (D-CO) Colorado $131,466 Neguse

Pro-Israeli groups in the U.S. donate millions to house members in each election cycle. In 2-23-24 election cycle, they have already...

American power elites' love of the racist and apartheid state of Israel is well known. The American Israeli Public Affairs Committee, one...

Emgage, a leading Muslim electoral advocacy group, has decided to endorse the Democratic Presidential nominee, urging Muslims to save...

There are six responses to this crucial question. Muslims should vote for Democrats, as they have a liberal and progressive agenda....

What is the demographic and electoral profile of 50 states and territories? How have voters cast their ballots? How many cities are there...

As an Americ an who values freedom, I do not want to support those who play puppets to lobbyists. As a Muslim, I respect the sanctity of...

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located in the Mountain West region of the United States, Wyoming is the least populated state in the country despite being the tenth-largest by land area. The state’s vast geography, rugged terrain, and sparse settlement patterns define much of its political and economic culture. Major cities include: Cheyenne — the state capital and largest city Casper Gillette Laramie Wyoming’s population remains heavily rural, with many communities tied

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located in the Upper Midwest and forming part of the Great Lakes region, Wisconsin occupies a central place in contemporary American electoral politics. Known nationally for its dairy and cheese production, Wisconsin combines: Industrial cities Agricultural regions University-centered urban centers Small manufacturing communities Rural northern counties Covering approximately 65,500 square miles, Wisconsin has a population approaching 6 mil

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located in the Appalachian region of the eastern United States, West Virginia is one of the country’s most rural and economically challenged states. Known as the “Mountain State,” West Virginia combines: Appalachian culture Coal-industry history Rugged geography Small-town social structures Energy-sector politics Strong cultural conservatism The state has experienced one of the most severe population declines in the country during the past

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located in the Pacific Northwest along the western coast of the United States, Washington is one of the fastest-growing and economically dynamic states in the country. Covering more than 71,000 square miles, Washington ranks among the larger U.S. states geographically while also maintaining a population density above the national average. As of 2025, Washington’s population approaches 8 million residents, making it the thirteenth-most-popul

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located along the Atlantic seaboard and stretching westward into the Appalachian Mountains, Virginia occupies one of the most historically and strategically important positions in the United States. Known by nicknames such as the “Old Dominion” and the “Mother of Presidents,” Virginia combines deep colonial history with a modern economy closely tied to federal power, defense industries, and technological growth. Virginia covers approximatel

Geographic and Demographic Overview Located in northern New England along the Canadian border, Vermont is one of the smallest and least populated states in the United States. Known for its mountainous landscapes, rural towns, progressive political culture, and strong local civic traditions, Vermont occupies a distinctive place in American political life. Vermont was the first state admitted to the Union after the original thirteen colonies, joining in 1791. As of 2025: Vermon