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In reply to the discussion: Rep. Omar is starting to get on my last nerve... [View all]Cheviteau
(383 posts)Omar and AOC can be the future of the party if they can manage to stay in the game. Both need to moderate their rhetoric if they are to stay in the game.
As a side note to some of those commenting on Omar's discourse on the "war against terrorism". This country went bat-shit crazy when 9/11 happened. When looking at that event in retrospect and considering what has transpired since it was a mere blip on the radar screen. Ask the United Nations how many Iraqi children starved to death under G. W. Bush's sanctions. So Obama and Trump have unleashed in excess of 700 drone strikes (that we know of) killing hundreds of Muslims. (that we know of) Nobody's, and I mean nobody's fucking hands are clean on this side of the ledger. Omar has a stage. Let her speak. You might learn something about her and her people. I voted for and supported President Obama at every turn. And I sorely miss him and Michelle.
Democrats and Republicans have NEVER been able to rise above party. I'm eighty years old and that has been my observation.