Ilhan Omar GOES NUTS as 157 Democrats OFFICIALLY ABANDON Her!

urging Ilhan Omar to spare the Democrats

her misery and form her own political

party is now picking up steam following

her repeated inappropriate outburst

during this week's State of the Union

address.

>> 57 of her colleagues on the Democrat

aisle decided to reject her claims and

vote with the Republican

>> that the War Powers Act uh roll back

lost 5247.

John Federman voted with the

Republicans. Ilhan Omar just suffered

political humiliation because this time

it was not Republicans leading the

charge against her. It was 157 Democrats

effectively abandoning her position.

After going allin against Trump's Iran

move, screaming, posturing, and trying

to turn herself into the face of the

anti-war rebellion, Omar got hit with

the most brutal reality in politics.

When the vote came, her own side did not

follow her, revealing just how isolated,

toxic, and politically disposable she

may have become.

Democrat Ilhan Omar has blasted Donald

Trump in Congress over the US's attack

on Iran and demanding an end to the war

on is unilaterally dragging this nation

into an illegal and unjustified war with

Iran. As someone who survived the

horrors of war, I know that bombs do not

build peace or create stability.

>> Ilhan Omar walked onto the House floor

thinking she was the moral conscience of

the Democratic party. Instead, Democrats

made it clear they were not following

her lead. That was not just a policy

disagreement. It was a blunt signal that

her influence inside the party may be

collapsing. And this did not happen in

one day. It built up piece by piece. and

every piece made the next one worse.

>> She's complaining that the attack came

during Ramadan. And Rashida Talib, by

the way, is attacking both the United

States and Israel, another member of the

squad, and saying they shouldn't have

done this, as if the US is a foreign

country to her.

>> Then came the Iran strike. Trump

authorized military action against

Iranian nuclear facilities. And Omar did

not just oppose it. She went full

throttle. She posted criticism of the

strike happening during Ramadan. She

argued there was a pattern of America

attacking Muslim countries during the

holy month. The post got hit with a

community note almost immediately. This

was the right time with the right intel,

the right president to go in there and

do this and he'll have his chance to

explain it to her secretaries to

Congress. And she was also responding

because I I was complaining about that.

Where was she when Jews were

slaughtered? Over 1,000 Jews were

slaughtered in Israel by Hamas, by

Palestinians on a Jewish holiday. I

don't remember her complaining about

that.

>> But critics did not stop there. They

took the post further and asked a more

explosive question. Was she effectively

warning Iran? Was she signaling a

military action to a hostile foreign

government before American troops had

completed their mission? Whether that

accusation is fully fair or not, it's

stuck. Because once people start asking

that question out loud, the story is no

longer about foreign policy, the story

becomes about whose side she is actually

on. And that is a question that does not

go away once it is asked.

>> Representative Ilhan Omar just betrayed

America on the floor, trying to thwart

President Trump's actions against Iran.

She should be deported now. enough of

allowing third world trash to infiltrate

America. We should be done with it.

>> Her response to all of this was to

double down. She went to the House floor

and delivered a full speech. She called

the strike illegal and unjustified. She

said bombs do not create peace. She said

Trump was dragging the country into

another forever war. She demanded

Congress reclaim its constitutional war

authority. She urged every lawmaker

listening to vote with her to stop the

escalation. It was her biggest moment,

her clearest stand, and she made herself

the face of the opposition. That was the

gamble. When you step onto the floor and

declare yourself the leader of a

position, the vote that follows becomes

a direct measure of your actual power.

And that is exactly where the disaster

hit.

>> Senate rejected a Democratic Iran war

powers resolution. If approved, it would

have called for congressional approval

for military action against Iran.

>> On this, the yays are 47, the nays are

53. The motion to discharge is not

approved.

>> 157 Democrats voted in favor of a

resolution affirming Iran as the largest

state sponsor of terrorism. Omar voted

against it. 53 Democrats voted with her.

157 voted the other way. Read that

again. She had just spent days rallying

her coalition, making speeches, posting

on social media, positioning herself as

the conscience of the resistance. And

then more than three times her number of

fellow Democrats walked in the opposite

direction on the same day. That is not

just a loss. That is a statement. That

is 157 Democrats saying in the most

official language Washington has, "We

are not with you on this one. Roll call

votes are not rumors. They are not media

spin. They are permanent and public. And

this one is brutal.

>> Representatives Ro Kana, a California

Democrat, and Thomas Messi, a Kentucky

Republican, say they will try to force a

House vote on a war powers resolution

aimed at blocking potential US military

strikes against Iran. Their push comes

as the United States ramps up pressure

in the region, deploying the USS Gerald

R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft

carrier, to the Middle East. But it did

not stop there. Omar also backed the war

powers resolution pushed by Roana and

Thomas Massie. The whole point was to

strip Trump of the authority to continue

military action against Iran without

congressional approval. It was supposed

to be the institutional check. It failed

in the Senate 53 to 47. Rand Paul was

the only Republican who crossed over to

support it and then John Federman, a

Democrat, crossed the other way and

voted with Republicans against it. Then

the House version failed too. 219 to

212. Four Democrats joined Republicans

to kill it. So the symbolic vote went

against her. The Senate mechanism

collapsed and the House version died

too. She swung three times and missed

three times all in the same week.

>> The ship getting blown out of the water.

Now I remember the Iranian generals were

saying that our ships were going to end

at the bottom of the ocean and that's

theirs. Like look at that again. It's on

the screen right now. Boom. You know,

like I love it. you know, I mean, you

know, so I I don't know why we can't be

on and just celebrate that, but I I

guarantee you every single member of the

Congress that you just had there said we

could never allow Iran to acquire a

nuclear bomb. And now, now that that's

happened now, and it's made that

impossible right now.

>> Federman deserves a full moment here

because his position makes Omar's

situation dramatically worse. He did not

quietly abstain or give some careful

statement about nuance. He came out

openly and said he supported the strike.

He said Iran has been a problem for

decades. He said negotiations failed,

sanctions failed, and stopping Iran from

getting a nuclear bomb is a good

outcome. He stood in front of cameras

and said what a lot of Democrats may

privately believe but are afraid to say

publicly that matters enormously because

now Omar is not just arguing against

Republicans. She is arguing against a

Democrat who served in the Senate,

nearly died for his country's service