There has been a lot of show business – posing and posturing – in our government with the entrance of AOC,  Tlaib, and Omar, who were elected as Congress women.  Now, their popular entertainment is throwing word bombs out to gain notoriety – which hasn’t  been lacking.

From the looks of their backside – they have already split their britches or are they trying to hide under their cover?

These women all know that freedom of religion is available on every street corner in America and we don’t care a rat’s a$$ which one they come from as long as they recognize ALL RELIGIONS and as long as they do their elected job.  I don’t think the people elected them  for what they are doing.  They have a platform which they can use on the floor of the House of Congress not on the streets of America.  They each were elected to bring help to their districts –  not for the terrorists in the Middle East or elsewhere.

They each have been  criticizing the America people and our values – especially the Constitution.

Tlaib forgets that she is not in Palestine and it is time for her to realize that she can remove those  liberalism shackles which have been weighing heavy on her mind and soul.  Her parents  came to America to make a new life – not to bring their old life with them.

Eliot Engel tells Rashida Tlaib to “Listen and Learn.” Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib, the first Palestinian-American elected to Congress, rejected an opportunity to go to Israel with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, and is instead planning her own trip to Palestine’s West Bank.

Again, they all were the lucky ones who came to America for a better life – not to bring their “hate” to the streets of America.  Tlaib stated this weekend that “a wall at the southern border was “racist.”   Does she know that the Democrats are the leaders of the  racist movement? Is that what she is in Congress for – that “she misses all of the prior strife from whence her parents came and wants that high, exciting drama for America?

It is time for these people to settle down and learn what their job is and quit  throwing these word bombs.

Are the three using Hollywood’s tactics in the secret to success which is:

“The secret to kicking a$$ in dumbsh** D.C.   Every time you meet someone, make a f**king impression. Make them think you’re the hottest sh** in the world. Make them think they’re gonna lose their job if they don’t listen to you. Look ’em in the eye, and never look away. Be confident and calm, be f**king bold.

Does that sound like the secret to success in D.C. or anywhere?  Sounds more like the secret to failure.  My upbringing always stressed walking softly and carrying a big stick and using it – if you need it.

One more comment about her being inducted to Congress.  Why would these gutless leaders allow her not to be sworn in on either the Bible or the Constitution of the U.S.  – rather than the process which was used?  That is the problem with this country – she has not sworn allegiance  to the U.S.

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Rashida Tlaib, an American-born Muslim, was sworn in Jan. 3 with her left hand on her own copy of the Quran amid explanations by a number of media outlets that she has been unapologetic about her faith from the start of her campaign.

Later that evening she showed her unapologetic hatred of President Trump, recounting a conversation about him she had with her young son after she won her election in November.

Speaking to a crowd of supporters, the Michigan Democrat recalled that her son said, “‘Momma, look you won. Bullies don’t win.’”

“And I said, ‘Baby, they don’t, because we’re gonna go in there and we’re gonna impeach the m—–f—–,’” she announced to cheers.

It is not clear whether she was conceding she used profanity in front of her son or if she was merely adding vulgar commentary to stir emotions among the approving crowd.

Tlaib is the first Palestinian-American woman to serve in Congress and also is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America.

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These three have a lot to learn.  Early on, we all learn  when growing up there are two ways of being or not being successful in America.  Time will tell if they learn the difference – sometimes in order to reach some people you have to first get their attention and from the looks of things – the U.S. hasn’t gotten their attention.

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