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  Let’s me honest this should shock nobody it’s all about revenge for the GOP
context: She’s one of the worst. She constantly gets sound-bites to sound moderate but has never once followed it up with action. She’s a fascist like all of them, but she tries to convince morons that she’s moderate >
  
  Mace was on Bill Maher's show a few weeks ago spouting her moderate nonsense to look cool for the libs who don't do their homework, then she pops up and votes against Omar. Two-faced. >
  
  Bill himself was kissing up to her on that show and someone pointed out how he had previously labeled her "traitor for the corner office" on a previous show (one she wasn't on) because of other hypocrisy she had demonstrated. >
  
  It's almost like Maher's show is a breeding ground for unserious political discussion from attention-seeking hacks >
  
  Uh…NEW RULE. Stop saying that >
  
  "NEW RULE... I should probably stop thinking that liberals breathlessly defend the absurd shit I say do to sound like I'm taking a hard stance against the hard left in the culture wars." >
  
  I always assumed that Omar's comment was about Benjamin Netanyahu which would be more a statement about Israel's government than about Jewish people. Maybe it was a double entender? >
  
  No, the comment is correct, according to Omar herself. She was talking about how if any politician says something bad about the Israeli right, AIPAC will fund their opponent. >
  
  Which isn't anti-Semitic, it's literally pointing out it's all about money.
  People want to argue it's the greedy jew trope, but it's not. >
  
  It falls into the "Jewish conspiracy for power" that the Jews are some how "in control". That's why it's anti semetic. I am Jewish, just like the POC community, don't define what racism looks like for these groups. Illhan is an anti semite and her "apology " was hollow >
  
  That's literally not what was being said...
  To deny that AIPAC money, and other PACs for that matter, isnt problematic is just blind.
  "It's all about the Benjamin's" is literally a line popularized by Puff Daddy about money and what people do for money.
  I understand why people see her statement as anti-Semitic, hence her apology. We can't always know the effect our words will have.
  That said, she was in no way attempting to be anti-Semitic. She was pointing out the power of money in politics from places like AIPAC. >
  
  She received funding from CAIR. Is that not problematic? 
  I also love that I'm being down voted for my assertion about defining anti semitism. Why is that you think? >
  
  Yes it is. All PAC funding for politicians is.
  You didn't define anti-Semitism. You continue to call her anti-Semitic and we disagree. >
  
  Why is it you disagree? What does anti semitism mean to you? 
  My comment about defining anti semitism was pointing to the fact that folks who aren't Jewish don't get to say what is and isn't anti semetic. As a Jewish person, I find her comments racist. If I was a Muslim trying to define islamaphobia, would you say the same thing? >
  
  Can someone please explain to me the justification the majority has to throw out chosen minority members? Isn't that a misjustice of the representative democracy? >
  
  Damn! Agreed with you, kudos to her for not holding back and just going right at the GOP with that. >
  
  Look at the ass clowns in her replies >
  
  "Why is she jumping up and down so much?  Cringe."
  
  That one got me good. >
  
  Rep. Ilhan Omar's ouster from the committee isn't surprising but a good indication that the current GOP majority has started its revenge tour. Next up is worthless impeachments and subpoenas. None of these will help American people. The very next vote after Ilhan Omar's ousting was denouncing socialism like wtf. There is not one single policy resolution passed by the GOP house and there is no indication they will do so in future. Of course we elected jokers and now we are seeing the circus. >
  
  “We” didn’t elect jokers. The brain dead morons in the south/mid-west elected the brain dead morons >
  
  Don't put it all on them. McCarthy is a Californian. >
  
  And NY sent us the clown king Santos so there is that >
  
  I’d like to put in as a NY stater that it was one single county on a portion of Long Island that put Santos in there🥲🥲🥲🥲 >
  
  Stefanik is also from NY, as was the first US Rep to endorse Trump in 2016 (who was then convicted of insider trading a couple years later and subsequently pardoned by Trump).
  There are morons everywhere. >
  
  You’re thinking of Chris Collins, he was from Buffalo. If only he would’ve stayed in jail >
  
  I'm definitely thinking of Chris Collins. He was my Rep for a few years while I still lives with my parents. >
  
  Oh man, people over at r/conservative are going to be furious over Omar being cancelled like this. We all know how much they hate how people can be punished merely for speaking their minds. >
  
  They’re elated and think she got what she deserved. Ridiculous >
  
  The GOP continues to invent new ways to show how bigoted and racist they are. >
  
  When Democrats take the house next year, it's time to start ousting shitbag Republicans from committees. 
  Just keep removing them until they have no committee assignments. Scorched fucking Earth >
  
  It doesn’t matter they’ll just violently burst into committee hearings like this one related to national security. >
  
  You know what would happen at work if I "stormed" a meeting I wasn't invited to?
  Not only would I be fired, I'd be escorted off the site in handcuffs and sued into the dirt. >
  
  You'd get sued eventually, right after you got out of jail. >
  
  Thankfully laws are only for poor people who don’t have connections :) (mostly) >
  
  Talk about cancel. Repubs are the worst >
  
  This from the same McCarthy who wouldn't vote to eject George Santos, because he wanted to "respect the will of the voters?"
  McCarthy is a lying shit, and a hypocrite. >
  
  Stop telling my about the fictitious "reasonable Republicans", okay? Because this is just petty vindictiveness and has nothing to do with anything "reasonable". The GOP is just a party of internet trolls only interested in power and owning the libs. They are unworthy of the modifier "reasonable". All of them. >
  
  ‘Hate’ is such a strong word and should not be used lightly. 
  I fucking hate Republicans and all the things they stand for at this moment. >
  
  Only motherfuckers I can straight up say I hate >
  
  Oh boy I can't wait for the ever increasingly partisan shit show! ^pls ^god ^help ^us ^all >
  
  bro please don’t bring god into this that’s how we ended up where we’re at >
  
  yeah no shit, god made the universe the way it is, and made us the way it is, and put us in here, and look where we ended up!
  Praise the Lord! >
  
  When does Jewish space laser barbie loose her seat? >
  
  Ilhan is my rep. I voted for her. 
  It sucks that my representative to my government is denied peer equality because she makes the old white men uneasy and mad. >
  
  She's a good rep.  She can serve as a reminder to everyone what the GOP really is. >
  
  Is pedophile Matt gaetz still on committees? >
  
  You know it. Being a pedo is the sign you successfully rushed the fraternity. >
  
  Have they settled the score like kids and now can they start active liking like adults?