Rep. Ilhan Omar called Trump campaign rallies “Klan rallies” in an interview Monday with the Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart.
Capehart asked Omar what it was like to be personally called out by POTUS at his campaign events.
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“I mean, it’s one thing to be, to have someone attack your community at large. It’s another thing when that someone is the President of the United States, and he is directly attacking you by name, personally,” Capehart said.
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“On a personal level, I have gotten accustomed to standing up to bullies in my life, so on a personal level, it hasn’t really impacted [me] besides my children be[ing] exposed to it,” Omar said.
“And for the last two months of this election cycle, waking up every single morning to text messages from my siblings asking if I was safe because he chose to speak about me at every single rally.”
Omar then promptly turned the conversation from being singled out at Trump’s rallies to calling Trump’s rallies “Klan rallies.”
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Breitbart.com reports: “It didn’t really matter where he was, multiple times in a day, as he had held his Klan rallies throughout the country,” she said.
Omar has had a history of making statements that have put her in hot water. In 2019, she penned an antisemitic tweet saying, “It’s all about the Benjamins, baby,” suggesting that politicians had been paid to support Israel.
Niamh Harris