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DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - It's important to understand that the problem isn't CAIR endorsing Democrats, it's that so many Democrats have endorsed CAIR. That's a far bigger problem than the mere existence of an extreme advocacy group. If the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization, then Democratic leaders have been publicly aligning themselves with a terrorist network for years.
But the evidence is clear. Hamas, in its founding charter, openly declares itself part of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Anyone serious about opposing terrorism must face the fact: a political party that consistently promotes global governance will tolerate, or even partner with, terrorist groups when it serves that vision.
This is standard practice for the Democratic Party, and we need to recognize it as such. Their trajectory has always been to push the United States past the tipping point of self-sovereignty and, once there, to abandon even the pretense of aligning with the nation's own laws. They have always been this way. Their "rule of law" is global, not American.
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5th Gen AZ Family @bullfrog35
Why it’s difficult to designate the Muslim Brotherhood and/or CAIR a terrorist organization—
Want to see Kamala Harris’ CAIR letter on their HQ’s wall or the other 99% Dems?
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/1955655491490812231

DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican - THREAD: The CAIR–Muslim Brotherhood–Hamas Pipeline They Don't Want You to See
This thread has been a long time coming.
Let's start with a simple fact:
In its 1988 charter, Hamas openly declares itself the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.
So here's the question:
Why hasn't the U.S. designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization?