America is turning against the radical left, and even members of their own districts are sick and tired of their antics – with Democrat Ilhan Omar getting booed off stage over the weekend acting as a prime example that the people have simply had enough.
The Democrat Congressional representative from Minnesota’s fifth district took the stage during a Suldaan Seeraar concert but didn’t quite receive the reception she had hoped for.
Omar joined Suldaan and others on stage at the Target Center in Minneapolis when a chorus of boos arose from the largely Somali audience.
Some people can also be heard shouting “Go home!” and “Get the f*** outta here!” at Omar.
The booing lasted for approximately one minute while Omar painfully tried to laugh it off and engage with the crowd, “Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, we don’t have all night,” Omar said initially.
When that failed to reign in the crowd, Omar asked, “How’s everybody doing in Minneapolis?”
The boos poured on.
“So I’m excited on behalf of [unintelligible],” she tried once more abruptly trying to shift the conversation away from the crowd’s disdain from her – failing yet again.
Though others on stage allegedly pleaded with the crowd not to “do this,” the crowd continued to let Omar hear their true feelings about her.
After the fact, Omar shared a video of the introduction she and her husband received from the concert announcer before they walked on the stage – intentionally cutting out the chorus of boos that came after.
“Welcome to Minneapolis Sultan,” she tweeted in reference to Suldaan. She then added, “It was an honor to welcome you to our incredible city.“
Omar has recently been in the news for a number of controversial statements which obviously have not boded well with her constituents.
She claimed that religious freedom in America was “dead” after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a high school football coach who was told he wasn’t allowed to pray on the field in front of players.
“The Supreme Court just ruled that public school teachers can pressure students to join in prayer at public school events but can also retaliate against those that don’t join in,” Omar tweeted. “Religious freedom is dead in America.”
She also went after the court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade saying in a statement, “I am outraged that this right-wing court is turning the clock back on generations of progress and prohibiting individuals to have autonomy over their bodies.”
“Let’s be clear: This decision is a blow to everyone who believes in the 14th amendment and to anyone who believes there are limits to how much the government can control the decisions we make in our private lives.”
“The Senate has a moral responsibility to abolish the filibuster and pass the Women’s Health Protection Act to enshrine reproductive rights into law. I won’t stop fighting to protect women’s freedom to control their bodies, lives, and futures,” she continued.
