Meanwhile, El-Sayed, a far sharper tool in the shed, has embraced the charge they represent “(two) America’s”: The ads write themselves. Unsurprisingly, it began in earnest the minute the good doctor won Michigan’s against-the-odds primary against establishment Dem Haley Stevens. El-Sayed and his (one) wife Dr. Sarah Jukaku, a psychiatrist whose parents emigrated here from India, and see a threat. The caption for the side-by-side pics, which only the spectacularly tone-deaf Trump could remotely imagine as a mic-drop: “Two VERY DIFFERENT America’s (sic).” Also, he and his wife actually “like each other,” he adds; as to the couple in the “very different” America, “From what I’ve heard, it’s a bit of a rocky road.”