The Lost Jedi: People React to Mark Hamill's Claim That Joe Biden Is...
'Biden's Newest Handler': #EarthDay Brought Biden and AOC MUCH Closer Together (Caption Th...
Another Win: Judge Rules That Donald Trump's $175 Million Bond Stands
Leftist Protestor Harasses Alec Baldwin Until He Majorly Loses His Cool
UCLA School of Medicine’s Woke DEI Chief Caught Plagiarizing
Sen. John Fetterman: Add Some Tiki Torches and It's Chartlottesville
Rebekah Jones Has Dyed Her Hair and Now Fancies Herself a Phoenix Rising
Brisbane Schoolgirls Afraid to Use Restroom After Their Spaces Were Converted to 'Unisex'...
Pro-Israel Professor Barred From Entering Columbia's 'Liberated Zone' for His Own Safety
Scientific American Looks at Misinformation Being Used Against Transgender People
'I Paid the Price for Their Inaction': Jewish Student Stabbed in Eye at...
Axios, WaPo Praise Speaker Mike Johnson for His Courage and Bravery
A Tale of Two College Experiences for Jewish Students Summed Up in One...
Dancing, Pizza, and Calls to Exterminate Jews: NYT Plays the 'Mostly Peaceful' Card...
NBC News Correspondent Assures Us Campus Protests Are Mostly Peaceful

BRUTAL: Nikki Haley lowers the boom on Rep. Ilhan Omar and her support of the Maduro regime

Rep. Ilhan Omar had only been in Congress for a couple of weeks before she weighed in on the crisis in Venezuela, opposing President Trump’s “U.S.-backed coup” and aligning herself with Russia, China, and Iran.

Advertisement

She’s stuck to her position, and as Twitchy reported, she appeared on “Democracy Now!” and accused the United States of “bullying” the Nicolas Maduro regime, which recently pulled CNN off the air after the network broadcast forces loyal to Maduro mowing down protesters in the street with an armored personnel vehicle. Another reporter was detained after taking video of Venezuelans eating out of a garbage truck.

Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley lowered the boom on Omar Wednesday evening:

“Cuba and Russia appreciate your support.” Damn.

Advertisement

We’re certain she’d get the red-carpet treatment from Maduro; we’re certain he appreciates a sitting U.S. member of Congress who sees his side of things.

Maduro back in April decided to “ration” electricity, as if the food shortages weren’t enough.

Advertisement


Related:

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement