Ex-GOP Governor Makes Bold Accusation Against AOC, Ilhan Omar Over Gaza
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Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu argued on CNN that the women are “antisemitic” for criticizing Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.
Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu boldly argued Monday during a panel discussion on CNN’s “NewsNight” that Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) are “antisemitic” for joining college protests against Israel’s war in Gaza.
The Republican lobbed the accusation after fellow political commentator Maria Cardona argued President Donald Trump is to blame for the recent antisemitic attacks across the U.S., as a result of his support for white supremacist groups like the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys.
“That is absolutely nuts. You guys are barely scratching the surface here,” Sununu replied on Monday.
“This isn’t just about; we need more Democrats to condemn what’s happening,” he continued. “How about let’s get Democrats not joining in on it? How about AOC and Representative Omar don’t join those college campuses?”
Ocasio-Cortez and Omar have criticized Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza to varying degrees: both have called it a “genocide,” while Omar physically joined Columbia University’s demonstration last year and saw her own daughter arrested for participating.
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