Trump: Rep. Omar 'Probably Had Herself Sprayed'

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/domestic-terrorism-ilhan-omar-trump/2026/01/28/id/1243854/

President Donald Trump, reacting sight unseen to breaking news that Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., had been sprayed with what the media described as a “liquid” that appeared urine-colored, claimed the incident was staged.

That very narrative has been viral by conservatives on social media Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, but Trump was asked about the incident shortly after the news broke and before he had seen it.

"No. I don't think about her; I think she's a fraud; I really don't think about that: She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her," Trump told an ABC News reporter.

Trump admitted he has not seen the C-SPAN feed of the town hall incident that media, Capitol police, and Democrat backers are calling an "attack."

"I haven't seen it, no, no," Trump added to ABC. "I hope I don't have to bother."

A man sitting in the front row of her small town hall gathering rose as Omar called for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's impeachment, walking toward the podium and spraying yellow-urine-colored liquid from a syringe.

Notably, the man was drifting away from the podium and Omar walked toward the alleged attacker with a defiant fist raised before the man was tackled to the ground by a larger man, perhaps a personal Omar security guard.

Minneapolis police immediately arrested him and booked him at the county jail for third-degree assault, spokesperson Trevor Folke said. Forensic scientists responded to the scene.

Police identified the man as Anthony Kazmierczak, 55.

There was a strong, vinegar-like smell after the man pushed on the syringe, according to an Associated Press journalist who was there. There was no immediate word from officials on what the urine-colored liquid was.

Minneapolis Council Member LaTrisha Vetaw said some of the substance also came into contact with her and Democrat State Sen. Bobby Joe Champion. She called it a deeply unsettling experience.

No one in the crowd of about 100 people had a noticeable physical reaction to the substance.

Walking out afterward, Omar said she felt a little flustered but was not hurt. She was going to be screened by a medical team.

She later posted on the social platform X: "I'm ok. I'm a survivor so this small agitator isn't going to intimidate me from doing my work. I don't let bullies win."

Trump has frequently criticized the congresswoman and has stepped up verbal attacks on her in recent months as he turned his focus on Minneapolis. During a Cabinet meeting in December, he referred to her as "garbage."

Hours earlier Tuesday, the president criticized Omar as he spoke to a crowd in Iowa, saying his administration would only let in immigrants who "can show that they love our country."

"They have to be proud, not like Ilhan Omar," he said, drawing loud boos at the mention of her name.

He added: "She comes from a country that's a disaster. So probably, it's considered, I think — it's not even a country."

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Makes me wonder if Trump had someone do it so they can try to get the focus back on her and the fraud she's committed.

>>24185330

That way you can't post something they don't like.

They watching everything you post.

They don't like it, they delete the post.

Lock previous bread so you can't post something after they have moved on to the next bread.

It's called censor and control, or control and censor.

>>24185380

>PLAYING WITH FIRE!

Just light the damn fire already….shit.

…another HIGH PRIESTESS of Lilith.

Sarah Mullally Confirmed as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/sarah-mullally-archbishop-canterbury-anglican-church-women/2026/01/28/id/1243864/

Sarah Mullally was confirmed as archbishop of Canterbury on Wednesday, becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England.

The worldwide Anglican Communion, which includes the Episcopal Church in the U.S., has no formal head, but the archbishop traditionally has been seen as its spiritual leader.

Mullally, 63, a cancer nurse turned cleric, officially took up the responsibilities of her new job as judges presided over a legal ceremony confirming her appointment, which was announced almost four months ago.

The so-called Confirmation of Election service marks a major milestone for the Church of England, which ordained its first female priests in 1994 and its first female bishop in 2015. The church traces its roots to the 16th century when the English church broke away from the Roman Catholic Church during the reign of King Henry VIII.

George Gross, an expert on theology and the monarchy at King’s College London, highlighted the church’s continuing divergence from the Catholic Church, which forbids women from being ordained as priests, much less as serving as the religion’s global spiritual leader.

“It is a big contrast,” Gross said. “And in terms of the position of women in society, this is a big statement.”

But Mullally’s appointment may deepen rifts within the Anglican Communion, whose 100 million members in 165 countries are deeply divided over issues such as the role of women and the treatment of LGBTQ people.

She will also have to confront concerns that the Church of England hasn’t done enough to stamp out the sexual abuse scandals that have dogged it for more than a decade.

Gafcon, a global organization of conservative Anglicans, says Mullally’s appointment is divisive because a majority of the Anglican Communion still believes only men should be bishops.

Rwandan Archbishop Laurent Mbanda, chairman of the Gafcon council of senior bishops, known as primates, also criticized Mullally’s support for the blessing of same-sex marriages.

“Since the newly appointed archbishop of Canterbury has failed to guard the faith and is complicit in introducing practices and beliefs that violate both the ‘plain and canonical sense’ of Scripture and `the Church’s historic and consensual’ interpretation of it, she cannot provide leadership to the Anglican Communion,” Mbanda said in October.

Mullally replaces former Archbishop Justin Welby, who announced his resignation in November 2024, after he was criticized for failing to tell police about allegations of physical and sexual abuse by a volunteer at a church-affiliated summer camp.

She was nominated by a 17-member commission composed of clerics and lay people and her appointment was confirmed by King Charles III, who is the supreme governor of the church.

But there is still one more step in the long process of appointing the new archbishop.

On March 25 at Canterbury Cathedral, Mullally will be formally installed as bishop of the diocese of Canterbury in a ceremony marking the beginning of her new role. After that, her public-facing ministry begins.

Already has it's marching orders for attack, I bet.

"A massive Armada is heading to Iran," Trump wrote Wednesday morning on Truth Social. "It is moving quickly, with great power, enthusiasm,and purpose.It is a larger fleet, headed by the great Aircraft Carrier Abraham Lincoln, than that sent to Venezuela.

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Trump Touts 'Massive Armada,' Urges Iran: 'Come to the Table'

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/trump-warships-iran/2026/01/28/id/1243859/