Ilhan Omar’s Byzantine love life…
…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 →
Tag Archives: Ilhan Omar
Ilhan Omar believes she doesn’t need to answer any questions she doesn’t feel like answering
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 →
This deserves a post of its own: the MSM protected Omar for years
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 →
Did Omar marry her brother?
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 →
Ilhan Omar scandals—or should-be scandals
Ilhan Omar is in a pack of trouble. Or she would be, if she weren’t a member of several intersectional groups generally protected by the MSM, the Democrats, and the left (that’s redundant, I know): Democrat, leftist, woman, Somalian, immigrant, … Continue reading →
Whatever happened to “if you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen?”
If you go into politics, you should expect to be criticized. And if you say something in a speech or an interview, that statement is fair game. Or at least, it used to be that way. One thing Americans didn’t … Continue reading →
Ilhan Omar and the victimhood competition
Here’s Sebastian Gorka on Ilhan Omar and some other freshman Democrats in the House: Behold the face of the Democratic Party: minority, young, and racist. This is the fruit of identity politics. Be it Omar, who is on the cover … Continue reading →