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Tlaib’s Profane Detroit Speech Prompts GOP Censure Push After ADL Rebuke

The conference’s lineup included speakers who praised or defended militant groups, sharpening scrutiny of the congresswoman’s role.

Overview

  • At the People’s Conference for Palestine in Detroit, Rep. Rashida Tlaib told “genocide enablers” to “look at this room, motherf*ckers,” declaring, “we ain’t going anywhere.”
  • She accused the U.S. of enabling a “genocide” in Gaza, described Washington as “the decaying halls of the empire,” and urged activism outside Congress.
  • The Anti-Defamation League condemned the event, saying it “promoted antisemitic tropes, glorified terror & violence and called for Israel’s destruction,” and noted Tlaib’s participation.
  • Rep. Buddy Carter introduced a House censure resolution against Tlaib, alleging she “celebrated terrorism” and linking her appearance to extremist rhetoric voiced at the conference.
  • Other speakers labeled the U.S. “evil,” called to “globalize the intifada,” and urged leaders be “locked up” or “neutralized,” while a former Biden aide criticized Tlaib for prioritizing activism over district issues.