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Rashida Tlaib Censured for Anti-Semitic Comments Following Oct 7

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The House of Representatives voted to censure Representative Rashida Tlaib, Democrat Michigan, in a 234 to 188 vote on Tuesday night. The punishment is a formal public rebuke of her most recent anti-Israel comments made after the horrendous genocidal terror attack in Israel.

Rashida Tlaib

The vote included 22 Democrats joining 212 Republicans to censure Tlaib. Four republican lawmakers voted against the measure. This was Rick McCormick’s measure.

“If this is not worthy of censure, what is? When you can call for the annihilation of a country and its people, if that’s not worthy of a censure, what is?” McCormack said on the House floor on Tuesday.

The measure accused Tlaib of promoting false narratives regarding the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel and calling for the destruction of the state of Israel. Tlaib was pushing the false claim that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza, and long after she knew the truth, she kept that post up on X. She also recently posted a video with marchers chanting, “From the river to the sea,” and tried to claim it doesn’t mean the annihilation of Israel – which is a lie.

She’s whining about people distorting her position and said the censure resolutions are obvious lies. She wants to call for the annihilation of Israel without anyone calling her on it.

Axios reported that several Republicans voted against both measures due to concerns about punishing colleagues for controversial statements or a beleaguered view of persistent, hyper-partisan censure fights.

“We don’t need House censure for idiotic statements,” Rep. John Duarte (R-Calif.) told Axios ahead of the vote. “It’s a waste of time … We can express ourselves and our disagreements through our communications people.”

Duarte, she has been pro-Hamas since October 7. Maybe you should rethink that.

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7 COMMENTS

  1. OK fine, but the USA is being invaded. How about a vote on impeachment of Mayorkas? Censuring this noisemaker is nowhere near the top priority. It gets lots of cheers from the easily distracted.

  2. The argument that Rashid Tlaib should not be censored because she is the sole Palestinian-American is the House is specious. On the surface it sounds good, but it is false. She was not censored for he heritage but for her call for genocide and lying to promote genocide. The people who want to punish conservatives for faux “hate crimes” don’t want to deal with a real hate crime.

  3. Here are the 22 Democrats who voted to censure Tlaib:

    1. Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee
    2. Rep. Jim Costa of California
    3. Rep. Angie Craig of Minnesota
    4. Rep. Don Davis of North Carolina
    5. Rep. Lois Frankel of Florida
    6. Rep. Jared Golden of Maine
    7. Rep. Dan Goldman of New York
    8. Rep. Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey
    9. Rep. Greg Landsman of Ohio
    10. Rep. Susie Lee of Nevada
    11. Rep. Kathy Manning of North Carolina
    12. Rep. Jared Moskowitz of Florida
    13. Rep. Wiley Nickel of North Carolina
    14. Rep. Chris Pappas of New Hampshire
    15. Rep. Marie Gluensenkamp Perez
    16. Rep. Pat Ryan of New York
    17. Rep. Brad Schneider of Illinois
    18. Rep. Kim Schrier of Washington
    19. Rep. Darren Soto of Florida
    20. Rep. Ritchie Torres of New York
    21. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida
    22. Rep. Frederica Wilson of Florida

    And here are the Republicans who voted against censuring her:

    • Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado
    • Rep. John Duarte of California
    • Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky
    • Rep. Tom McClintock of California

    https://www.businessinsider.com/which-democrats-voted-for-rashida-tlaib-censure-israel-palestine-2023-11?op=1 20231108 10:00 GMT

  4. RINOs need to be weeded out. It would be nice to vent the 22 decent Democrats who voted to censure, love to see where they stand on other issues.

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