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Katie Pavlich sets NY Times straight about Biden nominee 'Republicans painted as a communist'

Earlier this week, President Biden accepted Saule Omarova’s request to withdraw her nomination to be Comptroller of the Currency.

Criticism of Omarova was over her extreme leftist positions, but the many in the media, along with Democrats, wanted everybody to believe that Republicans were accusing her of communist leanings only because she was born in Russia. The New York Times got in on that action with this report about Omarova’s withdrawn nomination:

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Katie Pavlich gave the Times the actual reasons Omarova was “painted as a communist”:

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They cling to the narrative even as it’s sinking below the surface.

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