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'Profiles in courage'! AOC shares her 'real concern' when it comes to Ilhan Omar's anti-Semitism

As infuriating and sickening as it’s been to watch Democrats trip all over themselves to white-knight for anti-Semitic cockroach Ilhan Omar, it’s also been incredibly illuminating. Because they’re casting off their masks and exposing their willingness to embrace the right kind of bigots for all to see:

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More from John McCormack at National Review:

“I think my real concern here is that there’s a disturbing pattern of these remarks coming from the Republican party. It’s not treated the same way,” congresswoman Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez told National Review Wednesday afternoon when asked if the House should vote on a resolution condemning anti-Semitism in the wake of Representative Omar’s remarks.

Republican leaders stripped Iowa GOP congressman Steve King of his committee assignments, and the whole House passed a resolution specifically naming King and condemning white nationalism just two months ago. “Whereas, on January 10, 2019, Representative Steve King was quoted as asking, White nationalist, white supremacist, Western civilization—how did that language become offensive?’” the resolution began.

So what’s the difference between Omar and King? When I posed that question to Ocasio-Cortez on Wednesday afternoon, she replied: “How many years was Steve King — ,” cutting off her remark mid-sentence as she entered an elevator. Asked if she cared to finish the thought, the New York Democrat declined. King has had a history of making degrading remarks about illegal immigrants, and those remarks became increasingly worse over the years. In November, King referred to immigrants “dirt” at a campaign event, as Adam Rubenstein reported.

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Pity … AOC never got to finish her whataboutist thought. We’re sure it was a doozy.

What else can you expect from someone with such great taste in friends?

Whatever happened to just opposing bigotry because bigotry is wrong? When did that become so difficult?

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