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Ilhan Omar deletes Juneteenth post when confronted with brutal truth

Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar deleted a Juneteenth post after a conservative commentator humiliated her with a truth bomb.

Omar celebrated Juneteenth this Thursday by publishing a post to X talking about the end of slavery in the United States.

“160 years ago on June 19, 1865, slavery ended in this country,” she wrote. “Today, we celebrate Black freedom, resilience, and achievement, and continue the work to root out systematic racism from our policies and institutions.”

Responding to her since-deleted post, commentator Gunther Eagleman pointed out that her home country of Somalia, which she’s very, very, very fond of, “still has slaves.”

After Eagleman posted his humiliating reply, Omar mysteriously deleted her original post.

A copy of the original post may be seen below:

Here’s where the story takes an interesting turn.

Shortly after all this occurred, Omar posted a NEW Juneteenth post.

“On Juneteenth, we remember that freedom is not always swift but it is always worth the fight,” she wrote. “It’s a powerful reminder of how long justice can take to reach those who deserve it most.”

“Today, we celebrate Black freedom, resilience, and achievement, and continue the work to root out systematic racism from our policies and institutions,” she added.

View the new post below:

Notice anything missing?

Unlike in her original post, there was no longer any mention of slavery — almost as if Omar felt embarrassed and humiliated over the fact that her beloved home country still allows it.

But the public, meanwhile, clearly hasn’t forgotten what she originally wrote, as evidenced by the flurry of tweets about slavery that keep being posted in response to her second tweet.

Below is a sample of them:

All this comes amid Omar trash-talking the United States.

Appearing on “Democracy Now” earlier this week, she claimed she couldn’t “remember ever witnessing anything like” what she’s seen in the United States in recent days.

“To have democracy, a beacon of hope for the world, to now be turned into one of the worst countries, where the military are in our streets without any regard for people’s constitutional rights, while our president is spending millions of dollars propping himself up like a failed dictator with a military parade, it is really shocking and it should be a wake-up call for all Americans to say this is not the country we were born in, and this is not the country we believe in,” she said.

Listen:

Like with her Juneteenth tweet, these remarks also prompted massive pushback, with critics wondering why she doesn’t just return home if she hates it here so much.

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