From: mohran.zamdani@propaganda.dnc   
      
   Is Seeking to ‘Bully’ Her Way Out of Payments   
      
   For most Americans, a U.S. lawmaker with onerous student loan debt   
   pushing for debt forgiveness would be viewed as a conflict of interest.   
      
   For at least one U.S. representative, it’s apparently a non-issue — and   
   the American Accountability Foundation is livid about it.   
      
   According to the Daily Wire, Democratic Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar has   
   been accused by the watchdog group over a number of issues.   
      
   In a scathing letter sent to House Speaker Mike Johnson, American   
   Accountability Foundation President Thomas Jones outed Omar’s dubious   
   finances — and “bully” reputation.   
      
   “We are writing today to share serious concerns about abuse of office   
   and abuse of government loans by a member of the House of   
   Representatives, Representative Ilhan Omar,” Jones said.   
      
   According to Jones, Omar is actually in collection proceedings on her   
   federally guaranteed student loans.   
      
   Citing her financial disclosures, Jones called out the fact that Omar   
   “currently has between $15,001 and $50,000 in outstanding loans.”   
      
   Jones noted, “As you know, these loans are guaranteed by the United   
   States Government and Representative Omar’s default would shift the cost   
   of her student loans onto the U.S. taxpayer.”   
      
   “The fact that someone making $174,000 as a Member of Congress cannot   
   pay their student loans is unconscionable and embarrassing.”   
      
      
   https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/11/report-ilhan-omar-colle   
   tion-proceedings-student-loans-seeking/   
      
      
   You alt.home.repair fibturds should start a gofundme page for your girl   
   Ilhan and maybe for her brother/husband too. It's not fair to dump this   
   debt on the private-sector taxpayers.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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