Two people who have risen to the top of American politics show their dislike for this country.
America welcomed Ilhan Omar, a refugee from Somalia’s destructive civil wars. It gave her a place to live, an education, and a chance to sit in the most powerful governing body in the world, the United States Congress. Meanwhile, Anthony Blinken, a man of seemingly limited talent and ability, is now Secretary of State, with vast power over America’s foreign policy. Both, however, don't seem too fond of America.
Omar’s disdain for America is separate from her equally openly expressed anti-Semitism. The fact is, though, that anti-Semites can still be patriots who love this country. Certainly, Omar, considering all the good that’s flowed to her since she arrived in America, would ordinarily be, if not patriotic, at least fond of America. But that’s not how Omar rolls. Her allegiance remains elsewhere.
After all, this is a woman who, when speaking of 9/11, a surprise attack against two major civilian population centers – New York and D.C. – that cruelly slaughtered 2,996 people, can’t bring herself to describe it as an Islamic attack on America or even a generic attack on America. Instead, it becomes “some people did something.”
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