'The Squad' Is Silent About Antisemitic Stabbings in New York

When was the last time you heard anything from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Aryanna Pressley, Ilham Omar, or Rashida Tlaib?

A huge national news story, the stabbings of five people at a Hanakkuh celebration late Saturday night, is now nearly 36 hours old and we haven't heard anything from "The Squad" about the evils of anti-Semitism. Why is that?

Usually, when it's white supremacists, kluxers, or other moronic, brainless right-wingers who are to blame for some outrage, you can't shut them up. But when a black man, raised in Harlem, attacks a peaceful gathering of Jews on the seventh night of Hanukkah, suddenly, they're all on vacation.

Could it be that their own hands might be red with the blood of innocents? Do they feel guilty about promoting anti-Semitic tropes, sharing anti-Semitic cartoons, bashing American Jews for supporting Israel, or praising the Palestinians who have sworn to destroy the Jewish state?