Let’s see – it’s been close to seven years since I wrote my first post on the subject of Omar’s marriage to her alleged brother. I deemed the evidence very plausible although unproven. The Powerline bloggers had already been on … Continue reading →
I expected Omar’s victory. It’s just another sign of the times – and not an encouraging one. Here’s an analysis: But a few factors worked in Omar’s favor this time. She again outraised [her opponent] Samuels by a lot, but … Continue reading →
Cori Bush may have had some extra people on the payroll: As RedState reported on Monday, a House Democrat is currently under criminal investigation for the misuse of government funds under the guise of paying for “security” services. Heavy speculation … Continue reading →
Perhaps, with all the Palestine-philia going around, Omar thinks it’s finally not only safe to say this sort of thing, but admirable, and that it will earn her votes: Rep. Ilhan Omar, an evidenced antisemite, has often suggested in various … Continue reading →
Here’s what happened: The vote to yank Omar (D-Minn.) from the powerful panel after a heated floor debate broke along party lines, with 218 Republicans voting to strip her of the assignment and 211 Democrats backing their colleague. One Republican, … Continue reading →
…and tells Schiff, Omar, and Swalwell to say “buy-bye” to their powerful committee positions. Pelosi set the rules, as McCarthy reminded them: McCarthy said, “‘It’s not like it’s anything new. Remember, this is what Nancy Pelosi – this is the … Continue reading →
See this: In this tweet, Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar thrashed an editor over at the Ottawa Citizen/Sun for sharing a story on the Stella Luna Gelato Cafe in Ottawa because the owner gave $250 to the Canadian trucker convoy through … Continue reading →
…because she couldn’t possibly be hiring someone to come up with this – and if she is it’s time to fire that person: What an important victory for the people of Minnesota! This is what happens when communities come together … Continue reading →
…doesn’t interest me all that much. What is far more repellent to me is her ability to smile, and smile, and be a villain in the political sense. But if you would like to get up to speed on what … Continue reading →
Ilhan Omar is dealing with a lot of accusations, but she has one way of dealing with them, and it’s an approach that worked very very well for her so far and may continue to do so: calling anyone who … Continue reading →
Even though I wrote an earlier post today about the allegations that Ilhad Omar is guilty of multiple legal violations, including marrying her brother in order to commit immigration fraud, this article at PJ by David Steinberg on Omar deserves … Continue reading →
I’ve been following the ongoing reports about that question at Powerline for at least a year, but I’ve not focused on it before because it seems to me it’s been very much up in the air. Things have heated up … Continue reading →