Minneapolis, MN — Rep. Ilhan Omar makes no secrets about how radical she is. As a member of the Democrat squad, she and her progressive squad mates push for communist initiatives under the branding of “socialism” for the United States. Now it is clear, she used the same standards to raise her daughter.
Rep. Omar’s daughter has added the communist hammer and sickle logo to her Twitter bio. Andy Ngo reports that she has admitted that she writes some of her mother’s tweets and that she openly called for donations for Black Lives Matter rioters and called for a communist insurrection.
Rep. Ilhan Omar’s daughter added a communist symbol to her bio. Isra Hirsi has talked before about how she writes some of her mother’s tweets. During the BLM race riots in her city, Isra put out a call for donations for rioters. She has also called for a communist insurrection. pic.twitter.com/gAViZZctPp
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) May 20, 2021
A quick look through her Twitter profile shows tweets supporting BLM across the country and movements where Antifa has also been involved. She has openly defended autonomous zones or the attempts to establish them.
While she claims that her political views are different from her mother’s, it’s very clear that her views are similar to her mother’s. She shares communist propaganda, anti-police rhetoric, and calls for an end to fascism and white supremacy.
Violence by the groups supported by Omar, her squad, and her family continues across the country with little reporting by mainstream media outlets. Portland continues to suffer violence, as does Minnesota and other towns across the US. These are not “peaceful protests” but rather attempts to overthrow the US government through a radical revolution.
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