Omar Evidence & Election Clones
Minnesota's story today is still the federal raid on Omar's home. Collin and Parrish are both pushing back on how Democrats are framing it.
Minnesota
- @lizcollin pointed out that Omar's fundraising email blames the HSI raid on "Donald Trump's fascism." She also highlighted AJ Kern's claim about Omar's listed birth date of Oct 4, 1981. By Kern's math, that would have made her about 18 or 19 in 2000, too old to be naturalized through her father if she were claimed as 17.
- @phillipcparrish kept arguing that the raid was a court-approved HSI warrant, not "weaponization," and pushed back on Angie Craig calling it "lawless overreach". He also amplified news that the HHS Inspector General put Keith Ellison's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit on conditional recertification for failing federal performance and fiscal standards. Separately, he promoted Freedom Talk with Phil and said he's sixth in a ranking.
Elsewhere, with Minnesota parallels
- @pjcolbeck posted a long thread on Abdul El-Sayed's alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties in Michigan's Senate race against Rogers. It's the same scrutiny of Islamist networks that runs through the Omar and Somali coverage in Minnesota. He also reminded followers not to ignore Benson vs. James for governor. After amplifying Nick Sortor's reporting on James Talarico, he later added a caution that Lindner Center of Hope denies treating him.
- @PatriotMarkCook took his Storm Summit tour to Missouri. He flagged duplicate vote-history records at Michigan's Secretary of State and kept arguing that election fraud is a much bigger problem than individual voter fraud. That mirrors the Minnesota fight over Simon and the SAVE check.
- @ZarkFiles posted about election "clones", meaning one person registered in two places with identical signatures and separate IDs, sometimes with both registrations processed. It's the same registration-integrity theme. He also posted a Ukraine and Europe democracy thread that drew heavy pushback, and said he deleted one post after receiving threats.
- @WhiteHouse posted about Katie Zacharia's first press briefing today, Columbus Day, zero border releases and low crossings, and an Ohio economic push. Its immigration-enforcement message lines up with the Omar paperwork story.