Marco Rubio tweets that Rep. Ilhan Omar
ushered Somali fraudster 'refugees' into
the U.S. for 'a nice fee'
Posted By: mc squared, 4/7/2026 9:34:04 AM
Could Marco Rubio be the one to take down the woke and seemingly untouchable Rep. Ilhan Omar? He seems to think that $40 million fortune of hers came from something different than wine sales from her winery. Which is shockingly direct. Usually, they don't state things so directly. But if it's true that Omar ran a pay-to-play refugee operation, it would surely be illegal. And who would be in a position to know this better than Rubio who runs the Department of State and all its adjacents? With a confident tweet like that, it seems likely that he knows something. What's more, he's been after her for at least six weeks;
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Could Marco Rubio be the one to take down the woke and seemingly untouchable Rep. Ilhan Omar?
He seems to think that $40 million fortune of hers came from something different than wine sales from her winery.
Which is shockingly direct. Usually, they don't state things so directly.
But if it's true that Omar ran a pay-to-play refugee operation, it would surely be illegal. And who would be in a position to know this better than Rubio who runs the Department of State and all its adjacents?
With a confident tweet like that, it seems likely that he knows something. What's more, he's been after her for at least six weeks;
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Daughter of top Iranian official ousted
from Emory University after outcry has
visa canceled 21 replies
from Emory University after outcry has
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An 85-year-old man, a 70-year-old woman and a 65-year-old man were slashed on the 4, 5, 6 subway platform at the iconic station at 9:50 a.m., cops said.
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Swalwell Goes Down
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California Congressman Eric Swalwell is one of the most reprehensible people in public life. After years of ignominy in Washington, he is running for Governor of California. At least he was until today: his campaign may be over.
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Thus: As a Democrat, when you lose the teachers’ union, you have lost. But there is much more:
Chick-fil-A shooting in Union, New Jersey:
Many injured in mass shooting; scary videos emerge 11 replies
Many injured in mass shooting; scary videos emerge 11 replies
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A federal appeals court said Saturday that President Donald Trump can move ahead for another week with construction of a massive new White House ballroom while judges consider the project.
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How could I have missed this? Easter Sunday date.