Ilhan Omar's latest gift to Don Samuels

In 2022, Don Samuels came very close to defeating Ilhan Omar in the MN-5 primary by being the sane (pro-police) candidate. Rep. Omar is still anti-police but she's more secretive in talking about the subject. This time, Rep. Omar has given Mr. Samuels a different gift for this year's primary. She's given him the gift of hating the U.S. at a time when patriotism is making a stunning return.

Mediaite is reporting that "Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Cori Bush (D-MO) posted and then deleted tweets for Memorial Day that called for providing support and services to America’s military veterans, drawing sharp rebukes for seeming to miss the point that Memorial Day is dedicated to honoring the memory of those who gave their lives in service to this country." It's disgusting enough that Rep. Omar wants to dismantle the Minneapolis PD. It's more disgusting that she's one of the most antisemitic Democrats on Capitol Hill. To become a U.S. citizen without learning that Memorial Day is the day the U.S. honors soldiers who gave their lives for the U.S. is utterly disgusting.

This is the only video I could find of a 'news report' highlighting the Squad's Memorial Day tweets:

None of the Twin Cities stations covered Omar's misunderstanding of Memorial Day. Obviously, they're now into complete 'Protect Omar' mode. Let's hope the voters are in 'The Apprentice' mode:

Foreigners that a) don't know what Memorial Day stands for and b) hate the U.S. like Ilhan Omar hates the U.S. deserve to be fired. It's that simple.

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