Evita Duffy-Alfonso

Evita Duffy-Alfonso is an American conservative writer and commentator. She is a contributor to The Federalist, where she writes on politics, family and culture.

What DI has documented

DI has documented statements by Evita Duffy-Alfonso on 2026 Midterm Elections and Islamophobia. Read the quotations, original sources and related cases below.

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Statements by Evita Duffy-Alfonso

Evita Duffy-Alfonso

Role at the time: Conservative writer and Federalist contributor, posting on X

Condemned

Response to this claim

El-Sayed supports Sharia law and treats opposition to it as white supremacy.

“Abdul El-Sayed likes Sharia law, wants racial reparations, and hates American football. He comes from a violent tradition that is fundamentally incompatible with American culture and values.”
Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Evita Duffy-Alfonso post on Abdul El-Sayed and Sharia law · Evita Duffy-AlfonsoOriginal post body and attached 56-second television clip
Why we used this label

The reference point is El-Sayed's position on Sharia law and Vance's characterization of it as support for Sharia. Duffy-Alfonso adopts that characterization and rejects El-Sayed on that basis, so we labeled it Condemned. Challenged the characterization loses because she asserts the critical reading rather than disputing a description. Evidence level: her own post; the attached clip shows her calling him "supportive of Sharia law" on television.

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