Rep. Steve King In Twitter Firestorm Following Jewish Comments
Congressman Steve King of Iowa questioned how any Democrat could love Israel, prompting a strong rebuke from Congressman Steve Israel.
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I don't need Congressman Steve King questioning my religion or my politics. I demand an apology from him & repudiation from GOP. #dangerous
— Steve Israel (@RepSteveIsrael) March 21, 2015
Good to know @SteveKingIA has become a Talmudic scholar on what defines Jews. Steve, you really are mashugana. Look it up.
— Steve Israel (@RepSteveIsrael) March 21, 2015
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bpollen March 21st, 2015 at 10:51 pm
When did misogynists attack Israel? And why? And aren’t they all busy trying to deny women healthcare and putting on their kneepads for that visit to the Koch brothers?
rg9rts March 22nd, 2015 at 4:03 am
I’ll bet King says some of his best friends are jews
granpa.usthai March 22nd, 2015 at 4:40 am
He may be right. Democrats don’t support forcing little Jewish children to pray in Jesus name in the USA like Republican drunken adulterous Kristians do. Democrats support allowing Jewish women the right to decide for themselves on very personal matters, Republican drunken adulterous Kristians do not. It takes a real drunken Republican adulterous Kristian to love the leader of Israel, who must surely support forcing little Jewish children in the USA to pray in Jesus name, most especially in the ‘current political atmosphere’.
Chris March 22nd, 2015 at 8:03 am
Where the heck does Steve King get off talking about “real men”? The Twit from Twitter spouts off all of the time, safe behind his phone, to rail against President Obama. Where is your manhood concerning personally meeting with the President rather than punching keys?
Also noted is how he hamhandedly changed the subject from American Jews to Israelis to justify his righteous dudgeon.
As usual, an insulting, lying hypocrite. And mashugana, indeed.
Suzanne McFly March 22nd, 2015 at 10:18 am
would like “king” to explain why some females are republican.
Budda March 22nd, 2015 at 10:42 am
It is a much bigger world than Kings little mind can comprehend. For him to talk about Jews is like me talking about Eskimos
labman57 March 22nd, 2015 at 5:14 pm
Curious.
Steve King is lambasting the American Jewish community for NOT doing precisely what he routinely accuses the American Muslim community of doing … and what Christian conservatives take pride in doing — politicizing their religious and cultural views to the point of placing loyalties for a theocratic ideology ahead of their loyalties toward the United States.