level playing field to distract and divert from what was the issue at hand which was to combat anti-semitism and they left a lot out, too. martha: you voted against it. 23 republicans voted against it. alexandria ocasio-cortez, the freshman congresswoman who has come out in defense of ilhan omar tweeted this out after the vote. where is the outrage over the 23 g.o.p. members who voted no on a resolution condemning bigotry today? oh, there is none? did they get called out? raked over? ambushed and called ou halls and relentlessly asked why not? no. your response to that? i would encourage her to listen to my house floor speech. i would encourage her to call me directly or sit down next week for a meeting when we are back here in washington, d.c. and i will tell her all about it i was talking to you about the double standards and moral give len sismt you are going to start naming religions as doug collins pointed out on the house floor. why are you leaving out mormons and joseph have
there s been no vetting for islamism and global jihadism. it makes sense to block those. by the way, i think saudi arabia should have been included, pakistan, qatar. we need to pause until we figure out what s going on. our muslim reform movement understands what s going on. i do want to challenge you on one thing. i hear what you re saying. . . they are not identify iing peop as christian or muslim in this order. but let me read from the order. it says to the extent permitted by law to prioritize claims made by individuals on the basis of religious base persecution provided that the religion of the individual is a minority religion in the country of nationality. so that even without naming religions starts sorting people into different categories that would allow them to be prioritized. this is a problem coupled with president trump s rhetoric about promising a muslim ban that it