Rashida Tlaib has a vile mouth
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Saturday, January 05, 2019 at 10:21 AM.
The newly elected Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, who's a Muslim and anti-Israel, has decided to make a name for herself by working for Donald Trump's impeachment while using course language:
Update: Tlaib also put a map in her office where she obscured Israel and put "palestine" over it. Very sick.
A day after vowing to “impeach the motherf**cker,” Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) on Friday evening said President Donald Trump “has met his match” and “he’s just going to have to deal” with it.Yet this seems to be turning into the norm for some of these newest Democrats, and given that Tlaib is a BDS supporter, her profanity-laced tirades only make it worse. Will Nancy Pelosi be willing to tel her to cut it out? Don't bet on it.
Tlaib told WDIV Local 4 in Detroit that Trump “needs to fully go through the impeachment process” and added that she is not going to stop being “real.” [...]
Trump on Friday said Tlaib’s “comments were disgraceful.”
“I think she dishonored herself and I think she dishonored her family, using language like that in front of her son and whoever else was there,” Trump said.
Update: Tlaib also put a map in her office where she obscured Israel and put "palestine" over it. Very sick.
Labels: anti-americanism, dhimmitude, islam, Moonbattery, United States, US Congress, White House
Bible, Isaiah, chapter 9, verse 16:
Therefore, G*D will not rejoice over
His youths and He will not have mercy
on His orphans and widows, because all
of them are hypocrites and evil doers
and every mouth speaks obscene language...
Commands of Rabbi Eliezer the Great, Paragraph 9:
…Do not defile your mouth with foul language
[(nivul peh(], even as a joke.
MICROBIOGRAPHY: This is the same
Rabbi Eliezer mentioned in the Pesach Hagadah.
Jerusalem Talmud, tractate Terumot, chapter 1, law 4, page 6B:
…LET HIM NOT SEE WITHIN YOU DISGRACEFUL THINGS
[ervat dabar] … (Devarim, chapter 23, verse 15);
disgraceful things [ervat dabar] [means] disgraceful words
[ervat dibur]…
Midrash Rabah, Vayikra, chapter 24, end of paragraph 7:
…LET HIM NOT SEE WITHIN YOU DISGRACEFUL OBJECTS
[ervat dabar] … (Devarim, chapter 23, verse 15);
disgraceful objects [ervat dabar]
[means] disgraceful words [ervat dibur].
Rabbi Shmuel bar Nachman taught:
This means foul language [nibul peh].