116th Congress
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Infanticide and covington kids is whats going to do it. Thats going to be the central theme during 2020. That and of course a strong economy.
sturg33
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That's not what has happened the dozens of times Omar has done this.
But you know that. But in order to protect the big D, you must defend antisemitism now
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It used to be cheap here too
Then the government got involved.
Good thing ACA saved us
57Brave
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Help me understand your stance (S)
When the free market decides not to have a speaker on campus it is thwarting free speech. But when a duly elected member of Congress stands up to Israel --- it is anti-semitic spee
Do you write anything lately that isnt a Trump applause line ?
If I am wrong (dozens of times) tell me where
and please dont say if I dont know I'm stupid
I already have a wife
When the free market decides not to have a speaker on campus it is thwarting free speech. But when a duly elected member of Congress stands up to Israel --- it is anti-semitic spee
Do you write anything lately that isnt a Trump applause line ?
If I am wrong (dozens of times) tell me where
and please dont say if I dont know I'm stupid
I already have a wife
57Brave
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Senator Sanders is discussing how to lower it.
Yours or the AG Conservatives suggestion
Or hasnt he given you one yet ?
Do you realize you have become a close the barn door after the horse gets out kinda guy.
In the years you have been here I have yet to see you advocate for a policy,
Unless of course it is tax cutting of reduced spending --- or deregulation.
Which isn't really a policy
57Brave
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of course it is.
you are trying to change the subject while you google to find out/
What has Congresswoman Omar done dozens of times ?
sturg33
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Your problem is you think the answer is always more government.
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How am I changing a subject? You directly brought up a very stupid point to which I addressed
Illan Omar is an anti semite. You can criticize Israel, like Ron Paul and Justin Amash have done, without accusing people of dual loyalty or being bought and paid for by the jews
There is a reason so many people have had to do damage control for her, including Nancy
At least the Reps pulled King off all his committee assignments.
But dems have shown over and over that racism doesn't matter on their side... how's the governor of VA doing these days?
57Brave
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as opposed to more insurance industry or more pharmaceutical industry.
At least at the Medicare for all we have some degree of input / oversight.
Our elected officials assign representatives to decide rates. As opposed to a CEO or Board of Directors where the bottom line is rule
How much input do we have with the insurance industry or pharmaceutical industry.
Outside of pay the bill or get cut off ?
Our family borned a baby with the best care in a great hospital for under $500 40 years ago
There was a reason for ACA (2009-10) , Romneycare (2005ish) and Hillarycare (1994 ) before that.
Did you know that Ted Kennedy turned down Nixon's offer for what we now call Medicare For All ?
We tried getting around what the rest of the world has learned.
We all put our money in a pot that is overseen by elected representatives and the costs are more affordable long and short term .
Because profit is not raison d'etre
57Brave
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we've had this discussion over the fact that the Semitic race knows no religion.
Origins of Rep Omar. Different than you and I. Being 2nd generation myself, I can relate to a degree. Being Somalian from 1990 on is a whole nuther story.
She has a different point of view. As do her constituant that in great part is who she is and whre she and her family come from
Why not try to understand what she is saying and why before jumping on Trumps train.
Omar was born on October 4, 1981, in Mogadishu[5] and spent her early years in Baydhabo, Somalia.[6][7] She was the youngest of seven siblings. Her father, Nur Omar Mohamed, a Somali, worked as a teacher trainer.[8] Her mother, Fadhuma Abukar Haji Hussein, was a Benadiri, and died when Omar was two.[9] She was thereafter raised by her father and grandfather.[10] Her grandfather, Abukar, was the director of Somalia's National Marine Transport, with her uncles and aunts also working as civil servants and educators.[8] After the start of Somali Civil War in 1991, she and her family fled the country and spent four years in a refugee camp in Kenya.[11]
In 1995, Omar and her family's application to be resettled as refugees in the U.S. was approved, and they initially settled in Arlington, Virginia.[9][12] In 1995, they moved to Minneapolis, where she learned English. Her father worked initially as a taxi driver, later as a postal office worker.[9] He and Omar's grandfather emphasized during her upbringing the importance of democracy, and she accompanied her grandfather to caucus meetings at age 14, serving as his interpreter.[10][13] Omar became a U.S. citizen in 2000 when she was 17 years old.[14][9] She has spoken about being bullied for wearing a hijab during her time in Virginia, recalling classmates sticking gum on it, pushing her down stairs, and jumping her when changing for gym class.[9] Omar remembers her father's reaction to these incidents, "They are doing something to you because they feel threatened in some way by your existence.”[9]
She has the constitutional right to question / criticize our policy vis a vis Israel
Origins of Rep Omar. Different than you and I. Being 2nd generation myself, I can relate to a degree. Being Somalian from 1990 on is a whole nuther story.
She has a different point of view. As do her constituant that in great part is who she is and whre she and her family come from
Why not try to understand what she is saying and why before jumping on Trumps train.
Omar was born on October 4, 1981, in Mogadishu[5] and spent her early years in Baydhabo, Somalia.[6][7] She was the youngest of seven siblings. Her father, Nur Omar Mohamed, a Somali, worked as a teacher trainer.[8] Her mother, Fadhuma Abukar Haji Hussein, was a Benadiri, and died when Omar was two.[9] She was thereafter raised by her father and grandfather.[10] Her grandfather, Abukar, was the director of Somalia's National Marine Transport, with her uncles and aunts also working as civil servants and educators.[8] After the start of Somali Civil War in 1991, she and her family fled the country and spent four years in a refugee camp in Kenya.[11]
In 1995, Omar and her family's application to be resettled as refugees in the U.S. was approved, and they initially settled in Arlington, Virginia.[9][12] In 1995, they moved to Minneapolis, where she learned English. Her father worked initially as a taxi driver, later as a postal office worker.[9] He and Omar's grandfather emphasized during her upbringing the importance of democracy, and she accompanied her grandfather to caucus meetings at age 14, serving as his interpreter.[10][13] Omar became a U.S. citizen in 2000 when she was 17 years old.[14][9] She has spoken about being bullied for wearing a hijab during her time in Virginia, recalling classmates sticking gum on it, pushing her down stairs, and jumping her when changing for gym class.[9] Omar remembers her father's reaction to these incidents, "They are doing something to you because they feel threatened in some way by your existence.”[9]
She has the constitutional right to question / criticize our policy vis a vis Israel
57Brave
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“I am told everyday that I am anti-American if I am not pro-Israel," she tweeted Sunday. "I find that to be problematic and I am not alone.”
She added, “My Americanness is questioned by the President and the @GOP on a daily basis, yet my colleagues remain silent."
“I know what it means to be American and no one will ever tell me otherwise.”
Me thinks Congressperson Omar is outta ****s to give
As of March 4 Omar's " controversial " statements fall far short of the "dozens" one poster claimed
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ile-anti-semitic-slur/?utm_term=.e2f666d9c4ea
She added, “My Americanness is questioned by the President and the @GOP on a daily basis, yet my colleagues remain silent."
“I know what it means to be American and no one will ever tell me otherwise.”
Me thinks Congressperson Omar is outta ****s to give
As of March 4 Omar's " controversial " statements fall far short of the "dozens" one poster claimed
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ile-anti-semitic-slur/?utm_term=.e2f666d9c4ea