President Donald Trump fired off a pair of messages in the early hours of Tuesday, attacking two midterm candidates.

The first, posted at 12:52 a.m., slammed Abdul El-Sayed, who is Michigan’s Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.

“Abdul El-Sayed Hates Jews and Hates Blacks. Don’t feel bad, he also Hates Whites,” Trump wrote, then mocked his supporters, too: “Only fools would vote for him in the Michigan race for the U.S. Senate! He will, 100%, do you in!”

About 20 minutes later, Trump attacked Daniel J. Sullivan, a Senate candidate in Alaska with the same name as Sen. Dan Sullivan, the incumbent Republican also running.

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CBS News reported over the weekend that Daniel J. Sullivan was not in his hometown of Petersburg, Alaska, and no one knew where he was. However, the news organization found that Sullivan and his wife are known “world travelers.”

Trump has claimed that the second Sullivan is in the race to commit “election fraud” by confusing voters, and ordered his Justice Department to sue to block the certification of the vote.

A judge dismissed the case on Sunday.

Several of Sullivan’s donors said FBI agents visited them to see if they knew which Sullivan they were donating to.

They did ― and at least some weren’t happy about the visits, telling KFSK that they considered those visits to be “voter harassment,” “interference,” and “voter intimidation.”

Trump has also demanded that Democratic candidate Mary Peltola, who is leading in some polls, be removed from the ballot after The New York Times reported that Democratic operatives actively recruited potential “spoiler” candidates, including looking for other people named Dan Sullivan.

Peltola has denied any involvement, and the tactic, while controversial, is not inherently illegal.