On Wednesday, former Democrat Jamal Bowman of New York argued that the “stress” of dealing with racism is what causes black people to develop countless illnesses, including cancer and diabetes.
Bowman pulled the fire alarm just before the House of Representatives passed a suspension spending measure to avoid the government shutdown on September 30, 2023, but it was later found to have misunderstood the Congressional Ethics Bureau regarding the incident. Bowman attacked former Trump administration official Mark Short during the “CNN Newsnight” segment, claiming that “racism” came from “consistent” Republicans. (Related: Dem of “Squad” houses the Green New Deal as “reparation” for “alienated communities”)
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“We don’t deal with the former American sin and hatred and racist illness towards black people and brown people, as well as sexism and anti-LGBTQ feelings towards women. We don’t deal with that. Republican colleagues do harm when it comes to racism that comes from the party.
“So you can’t comment?” yells Bowman, “Listen to what I’m saying. The reason heart disease, cancer, obesity and diabetes is a big factor in the black community is because of the stress that you have to deal with being called directly or indirectly every day.
Bowman was charged with misdemeanor after the September 2023 incident pulled a fire alarm. He later distributed points of the story about the incident to fellow Democrats who described several Republicans in the House of Representatives.[s]. ”
Bowman lost the 2024 Democratic primary for George Latimer of Westchester County to George Latimer of Westchester County in the 16th Congressional District for defending Pro Hamas protesters who used slogans in the sense of wiping out Israel. He was one of nine Democrats opposed the October 2023 resolution in support of Israel after the attack..
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