SEE IT: Ilhan Omar reacts to backlash over ‘anti-Christian’ tweet

Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat, pushed back against Republican congressional candidate Vernon Jones and others who blasted the lawmaker for her “hate” of Christians.

Over the weekend, Omar criticized a video on Twitter that showed a worship leader playing a guitar and singing with several other passengers during a flight, writing: “I think my family and I should have a prayer session next time I am on a plane. How do you think it will end?”


The Minnesota Democrat responded Monday to critics, seeming to enjoy the commotion stirred by her original tweet.


“And the original snowflakes had a complete and glorious meltdown,” Omar tweeted.

VERNON JONES BLASTS ILHAN OMAR: ‘WHY DO YOU HATE CHRISTIANS?’

Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican, tweeted at Omar on Monday, drawing another reaction from the Minnesota Democrat.


“Shout out to @IlhanMN,” Boebert wrote. “Her anti-Christian hate helped propel a song praising Jesus to 33 million views over Easter weekend. ‘Even the rocks will cry out.’”

To which Omar responded: “Anti-Christian hate? You need to stop projecting your bigotry. Religious bigots like you always think others hold the same hate they have in their hearts. It’s Ramadan and I am gonna pray for y’all. May God cleanse your hearts.”

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YouTuber Steven Crowder suggested Omar expressed a double standard in blasting Christian worship on a plane while staying silent on violence.


“What’s worse: a mass shooting or singing on a plane?” Crowder tweeted. “Ilhan Omar only felt a need to comment on one of these.”

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