Democratic strategist James Carville expressed controversial views on Rep. Ilhan Omar's remarks regarding white men, asserting they bring more trouble than value. Omar's 2018 comments, resurfaced recently, suggested the U.S. should be wary of white men due to their connection to violence, causing outrage from conservatives, including Vice President JD Vance, who labeled her language as genocidal. Carville's analysis indicated a significant voting demographic potentially alienated by Omar's statements. Omar later defended herself by referencing data from the Anti-Defamation League about white supremacist violence, contending that Vance misrepresented her intent.
Ilhan Omar says that white men are responsible for most of the deaths in the United States. So let me get this straight: 69% of the people going to vote are white.
After Vance's criticism, Omar defended herself by citing Anti-Defamation League data on white supremacist violence and accused Vance of using a bad-faith smear.
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