Rep. Rashida Tlaib just enraged millions of Americans, and it's not hard to see why.
With the fear of the coronavirus in the U.S. being at an all-time high, President Trump declared Sunday, March 15th as a 'National Day of Prayer.'
His message was extremely powerful and many praised the president for openly turning towards prayer in a time of crisis.
Well Trump's message apparently sent Rep. Tlaib over the edge.
In response to him declaring a National Day of Prayer, Rep. Tlaib retweeted an absolutely disgusting message to her 1 million Twitter followers. The message she promoted was from David Hogg, the Parkland school shooting survivor and anti-gun rights activist.
“Don’t let this administration address COVID-19 like our national gun violence epidemic,” wrote Hogg. “F*** a National day of prayer, we need immediate comprehensive action.”
Classy, right? After pushing the vulgar message to her Twitter followers and receiving immediate backlash, Rep. Tlaib attempted to backtrack.
“Let me be clear as someone who has been praying through this all & as someone who attended the National Prayer Breakfast. My retweet was not to be an attack on prayer. It was to bring attention to the need for meaningful action to combat this public health crisis.”
Tlaib has a history of making vulgar comments against the President since she joined congress. If you recall when she was first elected, she stood alongside her child and vowed: “We’re gonna impeach the mother***er!”
This woman clearly needs some serious mental health and should be removed from Congress immediately. Just sayin.