Staff Reports
In a fiery public address, Rep. Rashida Tlaib, part of the radical ‘Squad’ gang, is causing a ruckus within her own Democratic party. This Michigan lawmaker is urging her progressive pals to shun President Biden in the upcoming primary. The reason? She’s all fired up about Biden supporting Israel in its fight against terrorist group Hamas. Talk about stirring the pot, folks!
Tlaib’s message is loud and clear: she feels like a neglected puppy in Biden’s administration. She’s practically begging for attention like a toddler throwing a tantrum. The congresswoman’s campaign, dubbed “Listen to Michigan,” led by her sister Layla Elabed, is pushing for Democrats to vote “uncommitted” in Michigan’s primary. Basically, they’re giving Biden the cold shoulder because he dares to support a crucial U.S. ally in the Middle East. How dare he prioritize peace and security over Tlaib’s theatrics?
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As the only Palestinian American in Congress, Tlaib loves to play the victim card, painting herself as an underdog fighting against the big bad government. She’s not shy about her disdain for Biden and the Democrats who don’t dance to her radical tune when it comes to the Israel-Palestine conflict. But hey, who needs unity and diplomacy when you can grandstand and virtue signal, right?
Tlaib’s unwavering support for Palestinians has landed her in hot water before, with the House slapping her wrist for her divisive rhetoric. Biden, on the other hand, is trying to keep the peace and stand by our allies, but Tlaib can’t see past her own agenda. Surprise, surprise.
Biden, being 81 years old and having more political savvy in his pinky finger than Tlaib will ever have, has been trying to mend fences with Muslim and Arab American leaders. Michigan, with its considerable Arab population, is a political battleground that can’t be ignored. But Tlaib is too busy throwing a fit to see the bigger picture. Maybe she should focus on representing her constituents rather than playing political games. Just a thought.
