SQUAD MEMBER, Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), raised more eyebrows and new alarms when she gave a speech on 12/15/22 using her native Somali language, repeatedly calling the Somali leader, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, “Our President,” adding, “Somalia is our home.” It had been unseen, overlooked, or forgotten until the video re-surfaced on Tuesday after calls for Omar to be expelled from Congress, stripped of her naturalized U.S. citizenship, and deported over a similar speech she gave on Saturday to Somalians in Minneapolis.
Saturday’s speech gave lavish praise to Mohamud, who was also addressing the group. She added, “We are very happy that Hassan is our president. Somalia is our home,” and other disturbing statements of loyalty to a terrorist haven. (Versions of the 2022 translated speech are here, here, and here.)
Other Squad news includes Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.), is said to be facing a “criminal probe” by The so-called Justice Department. On Tuesday, the House Sergeant-at-Arms reportedly received a grand jury subpoena for documents relating to an alleged misuse of government funds by a legislator, who was confirmed by multiple sources to be Cori Bush, the Black Lives Matter and Defund the Police activist turned Squad member in 2020.
It is believed she is being investigated over multiple Federal Election Commission complaints made against her. At least one was about payments exceeding three-quarters of a million dollars she made to her now-husband, unlicensed for duty in his private security business. (It’s sort of an à la Rep. Omar’s $2.8 million payment to her husband for a year of ‘consultacy,’ or Ga. A.G. Fani Willis and her payment of over $650,000 to paramour Nathan Wade.)
The House seems likely to comply with the subpoena.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) accused Walgreens of racial discrimination over store closures, calling it “racist.” The pharmacy chain has faced a much lower market cap lately due largely to extraordinarily shoplifting in crime-ridden areas.
And in a petty, catty snipe, snowflake and Rep. Omar demanded Rep. Troy Nehls apologize for calling Rep. Cori Bush “loud.” He had merely said, “She doesn’t even support the police. But the idea to pay her thug money to try to help protect her this and that, for what? Maybe if she wouldn’t be so loud all the time, maybe she wouldn’t be getting threats.”
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) and Rep. Cori Bush were the only two House members to voted against a bill, H.R. 6679, barring Hamas and other terrorists in the Oct. 7th jihadist attack on Israel from entering the U.S. Tlaib is of Palestinian descent.
And Rep. Alexandia Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) has been demanding that funding be restored to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency despite disturbing reports its members aided the Hamas terrorists in their Oct. 7th attack.
Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) is now trying to explain his conspiracy theories concerning the 9/11 terror attacks. The best he could come up with was expressing regret and deleting posts he made about them. He recently had to try to explain why he pulled a fire alarm, sans fire, at the capitol in the final hours of governmental shutdown negotiations. He was ultimately censured.
Talk about garbage…