US EditionHouse turns back effort to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar over remarks about Charlie Kirk
- On September 17, 2025, the House voted 214-213 against a measure proposing formal reprimand of Rep. Ilhan Omar in response to her comments concerning Charlie Kirk's assassination.
- This resolution followed Omar's interview with Mehdi Hasan last week, where she expressed condolences for Kirk's family but criticized people for overlooking his past controversial comments.
- Congresswoman Nancy Mace filed the resolution citing Omar's reposting of posts that called Kirk a stochastic terrorist and accused her of mocking Kirk's murder and grieving family.
- Mace asserted that celebrating murder and making light of a political assassination disqualifies someone from holding a committee seat, while Omar denied being directly quoted in the resolution and labeled Mace as "unhinged."
- The failed censure highlights growing polarization and concerns about political violence, with some Republicans and Democrats urging lower rhetoric while others see the efforts as politically motivated.
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Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar suggested there's an "emergency" need for Republican Rep. Nancy Mace to receive "help" before she harms herself or someone else
Effort To Censure Rep. Ilhan Omar Thwarted By Four Republicans * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
Four House Republicans helped defeat an effort to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN). In a 214-213 vote, an effort to censure the Minnesota Democrat spearheaded by Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) failed. The measure would have formally condemned Omar over her criticism of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and stripped her of all committee assignments. “Omar has strenuously denied directly making the comments cited by Mace,” POLITICO noted. The four Repu…
Here Are 4 Republicans Who Sided With Democrats To Protect Ilhan Omar - Geller Report
The House of Representatives voted along bipartisan lines on Wednesday to table a resolution to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., over comments about Charlie Kirk. Four House Republicans voted with Democrats to block it from receiving its own House-wide vote. Jihad Rep Ilhan Omar Says People Remembering Charlie Kirk Good Qualities Are “Full of Shit” The measure was blocked in a narrow 214 to 213 vote. The four traitor Republicans who voted to ta…
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