Posted on 04/02/2019 9:10:10 AM PDT by Cubs Fan
Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Somali-refugee-turned-Democratic congresswoman from Minnesota, said in a published interview Friday that living in the U.S. under President Trump's administration is "an everyday assault."
Omar, 37, is best-known for the enmity she's stirred up over allegations American lawmakers supportive of Israel have been bought off. In a Vogue Arabia interview, Omar lamented her difficulties with living in America during the Trump era.
“It’s an everyday assault. Every day, a part of your identity is threatened, demonized, and vilified. Trump is tapping into an ugly part of our society and freeing its ugliness. It’s been a challenge to try to figure out how to continue the inclusion; how to show up every day and make sure that people who identify with all the marginalized identities I carry, feel represented," Omar said.
So go back to Somalia.
Hatred enslaves the hater. That’s she doesn’t feel free.
don’t let the door hit ya ...
She must have been a whiney complaint refugee?
You want to see “assault”. Change your religion and go back home toots.
I find living in Trump’s America to be a blessing every single day.
She must have been a whiney complaining efugee?
See You Next Tuesday
It’s a very safe bet that nobody in this country will notice her absence.
Go back to Somalia, ingrate.
5.56mm
I hear ISIS has openings for sex slaves, Ilhan...
It’s getting great again.:)
“marginalized identities I carry, feel represented,”
Yep. Being an anti America, anti-semitic, pro Islamic terrorist is a difficult intersectional identity. Not many Americans marry their brother either.
Odungo talking points.....
If living in the freest country in the world is an assault to her, how would she characterize sharia law, or beheadings?
Omar, you’re an assault on America. GTFO.
Coexistence is not an option
What an ingrate.
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