She's doing some sort of black revival sermon antics here.......Hard to take her seriously.
AOC Going Over The Top Here LoL
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She's doing some sort of black revival sermon antics here.......Hard to take her seriously.
AOC is spot on, as the biggest hypocrites are the Republicans by elevating the likes of Anti-semites like MTG and Gosar, as well as the biggest bullshitter like Santos:
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Republicans oust Ilhan Omar from high-profile U.S. House committee
U.S. House of Representatives Republicans on Thursday ousted Democrat Ilhan Omar from a high-profile committee over remarks widely condemned as antisemitic, two years after Democrats removed two Republicans from committee assignments.
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Signiore Orifice, you can be full of fertilizer sometimes.
The King of Kings will bestride the world as Supreme Leader in 2024, Ron De Wimp will be crushed under foot. MTG will be his VP pick, she's spread even more pollution than The Almighty. However The King of Kings will lose the GOP Primaries to Anthony Devolder. He's giving a helping hand to blind people in need of seeing eye dogs.
The King of Kings will bestride the world as Supreme Leader in 2024, Ron De Wimp will be crushed under foot. MTG will be his VP pick, she's spread even more pollution than The Almighty. However The King of Kings will lose the GOP Primaries to Anthony Devolder. He's giving a helping hand to blind people in need of seeing eye dogs.
AOC was threatened with death.
Yesterday republicans were wearing AR-15 pins in celebration of killing.
She's not over the top.
She's smart, articulate and laser sharp on message.
Yesterday republicans were wearing AR-15 pins in celebration of killing.
She's not over the top.
She's smart, articulate and laser sharp on message.
AR-15 pins? Here are two lapel pins that define 2023 'murica better.
She looks so staged and fake, she's clearly doing it because Omar is part of extreme left group she calls the squad. She didn't do the same bullshit when Omar was censured for antisemitism, they actually kept her.
Where were all those outraged by Omar’s comments when this was said?
Dude, she's just upset and sputtering a little.
Why do you hate her so much? Give it up and get a life.
That's as real a speech as you're likely to see in politics, andrew.
She looks so staged and fake, she's clearly doing it because Omar is part of extreme left group she calls the squad. She didn't do the same bullshit when Omar was censured for antisemitism, they actually kept her.
Man, I love it! She's bringing on the Latina heat!! Damn, she is hotter when she's pissed!
AOC for POTUS 2028!!!!!
AOC for POTUS 2028!!!!!
I like AOC and her authenic manner. However, this schtick was just too contrived and she tried wayyyyy tooooo hard doing the 'Bunifa' outraged black woman rant. Her bobbing around reminded me of J-Roc on Trailer Park Boys!
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Yep she's done made her bed I'm afraid. Boot her out we all know what she is about.
Here's a perfect 'Bunifa' clip that looks like AOC's performance was inspired by! lol!
The alt right wingers love this MTG and her extremist anti-semite and racist remarks, but then desperately try to use the Fake Fox News who will never mention MTG in any of their arguments though the hypocrites know that in their heart of hearts, Omar's remarks pale in comparison to racist Marjorie Taylor Grenne!!
The GOP Attack on Ilhan Omar Trivializes Antisemitism
Elevating Marjorie Taylor Greene while punishing Omar exposes the hypocrisy.
One of the first things the Republican Party did upon gaining control of the House of Representatives was to restore committee privileges to Marjorie Taylor Greene, whose positions were stripped over a series of deranged and bigoted statements. One of its next moves is to impose the same punishment on Ilhan Omar over her past antisemitic statements, and it officially took this step in a House vote Thursday.
The absurdity and vindictiveness of the Omar decision is thrown into the starkest relief when you consider it in conjunction with the treatment of Greene.
Omar is not completely blameless here. In 2019, she attacked support for Israel as being “all about the Benjamins” and expressing “allegiance to a foreign country.” These comments had more than a faint whiff of antisemitism. They depicted American support for a pro-Israel foreign policy as a form of dual loyalty, which depended on buying influence rather than a legitimate form of political participation.
Notably, though, Omar apologized for both remarks. House Democrats even passed a resolution denouncing them by name, which Omar supported.
Now consider Greene. Within the last few years, she has written social-media posts praising QAnon and insisting Muslims should not be able to serve in government, 9/11 was an inside job, various mass shootings were staged, “Zionist supremacists” are secretly engineering Muslim immigration to Europe in order to dilute the white population, and, most notoriously, the Rothschilds may have used a space laser to set forest fires in California in order to clear land they could sell for a rail project. (Links to all these statements can be found here.)
Greene’s only defense of these comments was to insist she did not realize the Rothschilds — who have featured centrally in antisemitic lore for more than a century — were Jewish. She has brushed off the rest of her deranged racist fever dreams by saying she wrote them (very shortly) before running for Congress.
However, after arriving in Congress, Greene continued her streak of extreme racism. Last year, she appeared at a white nationalist conference, which featured Nick Fuentes, a Nazi who has built links to Republican politics. She defended the decision as a rebuke to “identity politics,” casting her appearance as outreach. “It doesn’t matter if I’m speaking to Democrat union members or 1,200 young conservatives who feel cast aside and marginalized by society,” Greene said in a statement. “The Pharisees in the Republican Party may attack me for being willing to break barriers and speak to a lost generation of young people who are desperate for love and leadership.”
Greene also likened COVID restrictions to the Holocaust, saying, “We can look back in a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star and they were definitely treated like second-class citizens — so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in Nazi Germany,” and tweeting “Vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the Nazis forced Jewish people to wear a gold star.”
She did apologize for the comments, but then retracted her apology, insisting, “I have nothing to apologize for.”
By any standard whatsoever, Greene’s comments are more inflammatory, more frequent, and less contrite.
One could imagine a standard of strict enforcement of norms against antisemitism that would justify punishing both Omar and Greene. Alternatively, one could defend a standard of forgiveness and latitude that would avoid punishing either. But to punish Omar and forgive MTG is the height of absurdity.
Indeed, Republicans almost seemed to want to advertise their own hypocrisy by giving the job of leading the charge against Omar to Representative Max Miller, a former adviser to Donald Trump. Trump spent his presidency spewing antisemitic tropes: complaining about American Jews being ungrateful and lacking the good sense of either their Israeli compatriots or Evangelical Christians, being good with money, naturally loyal to Israel, owning Congress, and on and on.
Every one of these comments was worse than anything Omar said. None produced an apology or any detectable level of concern from his party.
Republicans are not unique in their hypocrisy on the antisemitism issue. The easiest thing to do in polarized times is to excuse bigotry by your allies while denouncing it only by your enemies. But to do that is to implicitly say you don’t care about antisemitism, you only care about partisan advantage. Democrats at least took the issue seriously enough to censure Omar and obtain her apology. The Republicans are sending a message that antisemitism is nothing more than a partisan attack line. Their censuring of Omar and elevation of Greene is an open door to antisemites on the right.
nymag.com
The GOP Attack on Ilhan Omar Trivializes Antisemitism
Elevating Marjorie Taylor Greene while punishing Omar exposes the hypocrisy.
One of the first things the Republican Party did upon gaining control of the House of Representatives was to restore committee privileges to Marjorie Taylor Greene, whose positions were stripped over a series of deranged and bigoted statements. One of its next moves is to impose the same punishment on Ilhan Omar over her past antisemitic statements, and it officially took this step in a House vote Thursday.
The absurdity and vindictiveness of the Omar decision is thrown into the starkest relief when you consider it in conjunction with the treatment of Greene.
Omar is not completely blameless here. In 2019, she attacked support for Israel as being “all about the Benjamins” and expressing “allegiance to a foreign country.” These comments had more than a faint whiff of antisemitism. They depicted American support for a pro-Israel foreign policy as a form of dual loyalty, which depended on buying influence rather than a legitimate form of political participation.
Notably, though, Omar apologized for both remarks. House Democrats even passed a resolution denouncing them by name, which Omar supported.
Now consider Greene. Within the last few years, she has written social-media posts praising QAnon and insisting Muslims should not be able to serve in government, 9/11 was an inside job, various mass shootings were staged, “Zionist supremacists” are secretly engineering Muslim immigration to Europe in order to dilute the white population, and, most notoriously, the Rothschilds may have used a space laser to set forest fires in California in order to clear land they could sell for a rail project. (Links to all these statements can be found here.)
Greene’s only defense of these comments was to insist she did not realize the Rothschilds — who have featured centrally in antisemitic lore for more than a century — were Jewish. She has brushed off the rest of her deranged racist fever dreams by saying she wrote them (very shortly) before running for Congress.
However, after arriving in Congress, Greene continued her streak of extreme racism. Last year, she appeared at a white nationalist conference, which featured Nick Fuentes, a Nazi who has built links to Republican politics. She defended the decision as a rebuke to “identity politics,” casting her appearance as outreach. “It doesn’t matter if I’m speaking to Democrat union members or 1,200 young conservatives who feel cast aside and marginalized by society,” Greene said in a statement. “The Pharisees in the Republican Party may attack me for being willing to break barriers and speak to a lost generation of young people who are desperate for love and leadership.”
Greene also likened COVID restrictions to the Holocaust, saying, “We can look back in a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star and they were definitely treated like second-class citizens — so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in Nazi Germany,” and tweeting “Vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the Nazis forced Jewish people to wear a gold star.”
She did apologize for the comments, but then retracted her apology, insisting, “I have nothing to apologize for.”
By any standard whatsoever, Greene’s comments are more inflammatory, more frequent, and less contrite.
One could imagine a standard of strict enforcement of norms against antisemitism that would justify punishing both Omar and Greene. Alternatively, one could defend a standard of forgiveness and latitude that would avoid punishing either. But to punish Omar and forgive MTG is the height of absurdity.
Indeed, Republicans almost seemed to want to advertise their own hypocrisy by giving the job of leading the charge against Omar to Representative Max Miller, a former adviser to Donald Trump. Trump spent his presidency spewing antisemitic tropes: complaining about American Jews being ungrateful and lacking the good sense of either their Israeli compatriots or Evangelical Christians, being good with money, naturally loyal to Israel, owning Congress, and on and on.
Every one of these comments was worse than anything Omar said. None produced an apology or any detectable level of concern from his party.
Republicans are not unique in their hypocrisy on the antisemitism issue. The easiest thing to do in polarized times is to excuse bigotry by your allies while denouncing it only by your enemies. But to do that is to implicitly say you don’t care about antisemitism, you only care about partisan advantage. Democrats at least took the issue seriously enough to censure Omar and obtain her apology. The Republicans are sending a message that antisemitism is nothing more than a partisan attack line. Their censuring of Omar and elevation of Greene is an open door to antisemites on the right.
The GOP Attack on Ilhan Omar Trivializes Antisemitism
Elevating Marjorie Taylor Greene exposes the hypocrisy.
nymag.com
I feel attacked.AR-15 pins? Here are two lapel pins that define 2023 'murica better.
Sorry, she made an ass out of herself with that hopping around.
