Yes, Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 12/13/2025 3:15:37 PM
President Donald Trump is an occasional practitioner of an unsparing form of political logic. Having taken an interest in the massive public-programs fraud committed by an almost exclusively Somali cast of perpetrators in Minnesota, he has followed up with unfriendly comments on Minnesota fifth district Rep. Ilhan Omar (D). (snip) "We oughta get her the hell out. She married her brother in order to get in, right? Can you imagine if Donald Trump married his sister?" Omar is Somali fraud Exhibit A , and her district was the center of gravity in the massive Feeding Our Future scandal (snip.)
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Yes, Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
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President Donald Trump is an occasional practitioner of an unsparing form of political logic. Having taken an interest in the massive public-programs fraud committed by an almost exclusively Somali cast of perpetrators in Minnesota, he has followed up with unfriendly comments on Minnesota fifth district Rep. Ilhan Omar (D). (snip) "We oughta get her the hell out. She married her brother in order to get in, right? Can you imagine if Donald Trump married his sister?" Omar is Somali fraud Exhibit A , and her district was the center of gravity in the massive Feeding Our Future scandal (snip.)
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