The Squad surpassed our expectations in disgrace

The radical left-wing​ lawmakers​ who‌ make up “The Squad” ⁢have consistently engaged in behavior that can ⁤only be‍ described as disgraceful and un-American. Just when we thought they couldn’t sink any⁢ lower, this past week proved us wrong.

Surprisingly, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.), the congresswoman‌ who was ⁣recently⁣ censured for⁢ her anti-Semitic ⁢remarks, was‌ not involved in any of these ‌recent developments. ‌Let’s take a look at what Tlaib’s fellow Squad members have been up to:

Rep. Cori Bush (D., Mo.)

The Department of ‍Justice is currently investigating Bush for ‌misusing congressional and ​campaign funds to ‍pay for her exorbitant private security bill.⁢ This issue has been extensively reported by the Washington Free Beacon.​ It was only a matter of time before⁢ action​ was taken against Bush, ⁤as ⁣her security spending, which exceeds $750,000 since⁣ 2019, including payments to an anti-Semitic spiritual guru, is simply ‌outrageous.

What’s even more hypocritical is that Bush⁣ supports defunding the police while lavishly spending on her personal security. When criticized, she dismissively tells her critics to “suck it up.” In a statement released on Tuesday, Bush denied any wrongdoing⁤ and claimed her spending was ​justified due to threats ⁣to her life and⁢ safety.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D., N.Y.)

This week, we discovered that Bowman promoted ‍9/11 conspiracy theories in a poem published ⁢on his personal blog from 2011 to 2014. In this rambling poem titled “Recapitulate,” Bowman implies⁤ that the U.S. government orchestrated the terrorist attacks as a pretext ⁢for invading Iraq and Afghanistan. He⁣ also references conspiratorial “documentaries” that​ propagate similar theories about​ the U.S. government’s ⁣involvement in the attacks.

Prior to⁣ his poetry ‍scandal, Bowman gained attention for pulling a ​fire alarm⁣ (and ⁤lying ‌about it) to obstruct an official proceeding on Capitol⁤ Hill.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.)

The⁢ celebrity politician rushed to defend the United ​Nations Relief and Works Agency⁤ (UNRWA) after a ⁣damning report⁢ revealed that several employees of the Palestinian aid group​ participated in a Hamas‍ terrorist attack that killed numerous Jews. The report ‍also alleged that​ UNRWA employees have been assisting ​Hamas in hiding Israeli hostages in Gaza.

While the Biden administration ‌paused funding to the organization in response to these allegations, Ocasio-Cortez was outraged and deemed the decision “unacceptable.”‍ She praised the “important work” UNRWA does‌ in ⁤the region.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.)

The notorious‌ anti-Semite⁣ faced criticism this week for remarks she​ made at a meeting of Somali-American ⁢leaders‌ in Minnesota. According to a‌ translation of ⁢her speech,‌ Omar identified herself ​as a Somali first and a Muslim second, pledging to prioritize Somalia ‍over the disputed Republic of Somaliland.

Several GOP lawmakers have called for Omar’s resignation since these remarks came to light. Omar dismissed the translation as biased and attacked her critics as “propagandists.” She has previously faced ‍backlash for her anti-Israel stance and for directing campaign funds ⁢to her husband’s consulting ​firm.