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It's baby pom pom hat unsurprising that the resolution doesn't actually mention Omar's words, because linking them to the dual loyalty canard requires untenable logical leaps. The claim that the statement was anti-Semitic rests upon the word "allegiance," which pundits have spent the past week torturing with dim-witted hermeneutics. Chait wrote, "To believe in a strong American alliance with Israel . . . is not the same thing as giving one's allegiance to that country." Yet nothing in the sentence Omar actually said speaks to the question of Jews' loyalty or Americanness.

Omar's statement has nothing to do with the increasing threat to American Jews' safety, but other people's words do. The Tree of Life shooting occurred in the midst of public musings by Republican congressman Matt Gaetz and others that George Soros might have been funding the sensationally televised migrant caravan then making its way from Central America. Two hours before the attack, the shooter posted a message on the far-right social media hotbed baby summer hat Gab that HIAS, a Jewish organization that aids refugees, "likes to bring invaders in that kill our people."

The tactic is proving helpful for those who, in the wake of Omar's clear commitment to anti-imperialism shown, for instance, in her courageous, candid confrontation with Elliott Abrams hope to halt her rise and stymy the ascendance of her way of thinking in the American political mainstream. The Democratic leaders' choice to supposedly champion the fight against anti-Semitism only now, in the context of an attempt to discredit Omar, confirms that it's not American Jews they care about protecting. It's American empire.