Ilhan Omar just crossed a line most politicians won’t even approach. She admitted she believes Tara Reade—and still vowed to back Joe Biden. In one brutal confession, she shattered the illusion that morality and power ever truly align. Her words leave a scar, forcing voters to choose between justice delayed and democracy on the bri… Continues…
Ilhan Omar just crossed a line most politicians won’t even approach. She admitted she believes Tara Reade—and still vowed to back Joe Biden. In one brutal confession, she shattered the illusion that morality and power ever truly align. Her words leave a scar, forcing voters to choose between justice delayed and democracy on the bri… Continues…
Her stance exposes how slogans like “believe women” collide with the ruthless timeline of elections. Survivors rarely get closure on schedule. Voters rarely get candidates untouched by accusation or compromise. Omar’s choice does not tidy this up; it leaves it raw. It asks whether acknowledging harm while prioritizing perceived greater stakes is honesty—or a new, quieter kind of betrayal.
