Tom Cotton Calls out ‘Influencers’ on the Right for Anti-Semitism: You Sound Like Rashida Tlaib

COTTON: “These influencers are perceived to be on the right, and maybe they once were, maybe they once wrote for center-right magazines, maybe they once worked for center-right websites or media companies, but I do not agree that I share a political movement or a political party with anyone who traffics in anti-Semitism. (Applause) And for that matter, doesn't just traffic in anti-Semitism, or at least adjacent to anti-Semitism, shares Liz Warren's economic policies or Rashida Tlaib's foreign policy, because if you notice, these so-called influencers, like anti-Semites usually do, often have a deep antipathy to free market capitalism. Whatever their views once were, they have since adopted, indeed, Liz Warren's economic policies. We also, as I said, share Rashida Tlaib's foreign policy, which could be summed up, as Jeane Kirkpatrick once said, blame America first. They always blame America first, if they're not blaming Israel first.”

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Tom Cotton Calls out ‘Influencers’ on the Right for Anti-Semitism: You Sound Like Rashida Tlaib‘These so-called influencers, like anti-Semites usually do, often have a deep antipathy to free market capitalism’News & Politics,InternationalEXCERPT:COTTON: “These influencers are perceived to be on the right, and maybe they once were, maybe they once wrote for center-right magazines, maybe they once worked for center-right websites or media companies, but I do not agree that I share a political movement or a political party with anyone who traffics in anti-Semitism. (Applause) And for that matter, doesn't just traffic in anti-Semitism, or at least adjacent to anti-Semitism, shares Liz Warren's economic policies or Rashida Tlaib's foreign policy, because if you notice, these so-called influencers, like anti-Semites usually do, often have a deep antipathy to free market capitalism. Whatever their views once were, they have since adopted, indeed, Liz Warren's economic policies. We also, as I said, share Rashida Tlaib's foreign policy, which could be summed up, as Jeane Kirkpatrick once said, blame America first. They always blame America first, if they're not blaming Israel first.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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