In a recent turn of events, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (Dem-MI) has come under fire for her refusal to condemn chants of “Death to America” by MI constituents at a rally in Dearborn, Michigan. This controversial stance has sparked a heated debate, raising new questions about her urious allegiance and whether her actions warrant her removal from Congress.
What happened was that Tlaib freaked out and ran from a Fox reporter.
With the condition of the open borders and the flow of terrorists into the US, Tlaib’s behavior is seen by many people as increasingly dangerous.
Consider some of our prior reporting about the potential danger we may experience:
At a rally, attendees last week were recorded chanting “Death to America,” a slogan that has been associated with anti-American sentiment and terrorism.
When confronted by a Fox News correspondent about these chants, Tlaib refused to address the issue, stating, “I do not talk to Fox News!”
The incident has further fueled the ongoing discussion about Tlaib’s political views and her position on terrorism. Despite the backlash, Tlaib has not issued a public statement condemning the chants, leading to increased scrutiny and calls for her to clarify her stance.
Critics argue that Tlaib’s refusal to denounce such extremist rhetoric demonstrates a lack of commitment to American values and national security. They contend that her silence is tantamount to condoning the chants and that this behavior is unbecoming of a member of Congress.
Supporters of Tlaib, on the other hand, argue that her refusal to engage with Fox News is justified due to the network’s perceived bias against her. They claim that the focus on her response to the chants is a distraction from the real issues facing her constituents and the nation.
The controversy has also raised questions about the role of Congress members in addressing extremist rhetoric within their communities. Some argue that elected officials are responsible for denouncing such language, regardless of political affiliation or personal views.
As the debate rages on, the question remains: Should Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib be removed from Congress for refusing to denounce the “Death to America” chants? This question goes beyond Tlaib’s actions and speaks to the broader issue of how elected officials should respond to extremism within their communities.
Considering the reporting from Ben Bergquam, who has detected terrorists slipping into the US over the open border of the US- Tlaib’s actions appear to need new scrutiny.
The controversy surrounding Tlaib’s refusal to condemn the chants has brought attention to the complex relationship between free speech, national security, and political responsibility.
Check it out- is “Death to America” free speech?:
More of our coverage of Tlaib’s freak outs:
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