Rep. Ilhan Omar shared a video calling Charlie Kirk “Dr. Frankenstein,” whose “monster shot him through the neck.” She says she agreed with parts of it and insists he was a “reprehensible, hateful man.”
Oh, really? This is the same Omar who allegedly married her brother—and yet somehow thinks she has the moral high ground to lecture the rest of America on decency and values. Talk about irony. And she couldn’t even wait for a man to be buried before turning his death into a political stunt. Celebrating someone’s passing—what’s next, confetti and champagne? Where’s the decency, the basic human respect for a grieving family?
One of the values both parties once claimed: Respect. Apparently today, that only applies if you agree with her. Otherwise, it’s fair game to demonize someone—even after they’re gone.
Here’s a juicy one: How is it that someone not born in this country can hold office in our government? Ain’t that a conflict of interest? Can Americans go to any other country and sit in their government, making decisions for their citizens—even though they weren’t born there? Who is she really loyal to—America, her country of birth, or her religion? What other American values does she ignore, and how can she be trusted to sit in the Senate when it looks like she doesn’t even share the principles that built this nation?
Meanwhile, Charlie Kirk’s “horrible crime” was inspiring Americans—promoting freedom, personal responsibility, family unity, faith, entrepreneurship, and opportunity. He stands for limited government, strong national defense, and pride in American history, while challenging ideas and policies, not attacking individuals personally. His message has always been about empowering people, defending principles, and uniting communities—you know, the boring stuff that actually builds a country instead of turning it into a circus.
Ah yes—the horror! The message that truly terrifies these Democrats-socialists: encouraging personal responsibility, family, faith, and love for your country. Heaven forbid someone actually believes in building rather than tearing down.
So, let me ask you: Was he really spreading hate, or was the real crime that he dared to preach unity, love for America, and values millions of Americans actually embrace?
