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It seems like every week I’m commenting on either anti-Semitic or Islamaphobic comments from senior leaders in DC. While I don’t always agree with Rep. Omar, the response from the President and other leaders is disproportionate and seems bent on stirring up hate.
That hate has real-world consequences, as we have recently seen in places like New Zealand. Leadership should be about bringing people together, not splitting us apart. And no one — not even someone who has offended others — deserves to be targeted in such a manner.
I REALLY wish there more people in Congress & D.C. like you. Keep up the good work , A Constituent. #TheResistance
Omar’s pattern of hateful, anti-Semitic and anti-American rhetoric is being dismissed and even applauded by Democrats and the media. If she feels endangered it’s from her own divisiveness. She should take stock of that.
To be clear. We support Rep Omar’s comments on former President Obama. You know the comments she said before the Obama cheerleaders can running in telling her she could not speak that way about the classy one.https://twitter.com/sahouraxo/status/1104470007193444353?s=20 …
Rep. Omar has some form of hatred for this country. She has been consistently borderline apologetic for Islamic terrorism. That's quite disturbing for a member of Congress. Ignoramuses like Trump and the way he has behaved doesn't diminish this perception or let Omar off the hook
That hate also has real-world consequences for Rep. @IlhanMN , like receiving frequent threats against her life for her skin color & who she prays to. This was a weak response on your behalf.
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