Ilhan Omar says American Exceptionalism is a Nazi Value - Democrats agree

Ilhan Omar says American Exceptionalism is a Nazi Value and Somali immigrants should not be expected, much less required to assimilate, rejecting the the US motto: E pluribus unum.

@acnewsitics,@KellyMorrisonMN @repdeliaramirez, Tim Waltz, Ilhan Omar, Keith Ellison, Rashida Tlaib, Pramila Jayapal, AOC, and MSM agree  with Omar and mstand with Minnesota

Maine's State Representative Mana Abdi complains about life in America.

In an interview clip in late 2025 Abdi shared her personal struggles immigrating from Somalia to the U.S. at age 11saying that coming to the U.S., everything from the snow to the housing, was a shock and Getting Worse": She recalled feeling, "Every day was something new and I'm like, 'Oh my God, this is just getting worse." When asked about the state where her family first landed, she responded, "Kansas. Kansas City, of all places. Yeah, it was like bootcamp for me, basically".

Ilhan Omar is right: Muslims can't assimilate 

Ilhan Omar and Mana Abdi are spot on. How can you expect a person raised in a Chalcolithic culture to adapt to a 21st-century American culture? Culture Shock doesn't do justice.

This is the same reason no arab country can be bribed  to take Palestinian refugees. Let’s not forget the Middle East has been in a state of wrath and anger, for over 3000 years, mostly a result of the Tooth-For-A-Tooth” mantra – Palestinian children through years of indoctrination are already programmed to chant “Death to Israel, Death to America, Death to Infidels.” Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi cited this as part of reason the Arab World does not want to take Palestinians, even though they could easily do it with the current level of foreign aid: ” .. a mass exodus would risk bringing militants into Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, from where they might launch attacks on Israel.”

E pluribus unum 

E pluribus unum is a Latin phrase meaning "out of many, one". It is a traditional and de facto motto of the United States, signifying the formation of one cohesive nation from its original 13 separate colonies.  Such idea has made America the leading world's superpower.


Exceptionalism

The United States is fundamentally different from other nations, due to its unique origins as a republic founded on ideals of liberty, individualism, and democracy. The U.S. has a special, often divinely ordained, mission to promote freedom and democracy around the world. 

Exceptionalism encompasses several key ideas:
• Foundation on Ideals: Unlike nations founded on common ethnicity or history, the U.S. was established on abstract political principles, such as those articulated in the Declaration of Independence ("all Men are created equal").

As Margaret Thatcher might say, "Europe was created by history." America was created by God." Democrats, Muslims, Communists, Authoritative regimes' values are not compatible with American core culture. You can work to make a more perfect union, not to fundamentally transform it, as Obama and Democrats often argues.

• Unique Political System: Despite what Democrats and the legacy media claim, the U.S. Constitution and its system of checks and balances are a  unique framework that protects individual rights and prevents the rise of despotic government.

• "City Upon a Hill": Tracing back to Puritan leader John Winthrop's 1630 sermon, many see America as a "shining city on a hill"—an exemplary model for the rest of the world to emulate.

• Manifest Destiny and Global Role: The belief often ties into the 19th-century idea of "manifest destiny" and a 20th/21st-century sense of global leadership, suggesting the U.S. is destined to expand its values and play a vital role in world history.

• Rugged Individualism/American Dream: The frontier experience and a lack of European-style feudal class structures are often cited as fostering an American spirit of self-reliance and the belief that anyone, regardless of background, can succeed through hard work. 

• Unique Historical Path: A prominent argument is that the US largely lacked a feudal past, avoiding the rigid class structures, established churches, and aristocratic elements common in Europe. The American Revolution, unlike others, was a seemingly orderly constitutional process that reinforced these liberal ideals.

• "City Upon a Hill" or Global Mission: Originating in Puritan theology, this metaphor suggests America has a divine or special mission to serve as a model of virtue, democracy, and freedom for the rest of the world. This often translates into a foreign policy characterized by global leadership and the promotion of human rights.


• System Distinctions: The US features a political system with a strong emphasis on checks and balances, federalism, and judicial review, which some argue prevents a "tyranny of the majority" and is distinct from the more centralized systems in other democracies. Economically, characteristics include a strong emphasis on private property, free-market capitalism, and social mobility (the "American Dream"), often with a smaller welfare state compared to other developed nations.

• Individualism and Opportunity: The frontier experience and a lack of rigid class systems fostered a strong sense of self-reliance and the belief that individuals could rise in society regardless of their birth circumstances.   

Democrats on the other hand comprise the party of hatred, envy, jealousy terrorism and degenerates, enabled by 6,000 plus 'journalists' members of the Global Circular Reporting Mafia Ring led by the Atheist, Antisemitic, AntiChristian NYT and previously funded by Samantha Power's USAID,

The party  advanced the argument of the separation of Church and State to the Persecution of the Church by the State.

As Victor Davis Hanson  might say
Democratic Party,  the elites scheming to kill America-first tariffs and bring back the globalist status quo, it’s exactly what many Americans have suspected.

The Democratic party is a party of the very wealthy professionals, the billionaire class and subsidized poor, that abandoned the middle class 10–15 years