Ilhan Omar Confuses World War II with 'World War Eleven' in Speech Gaffe

During a speech, Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar mistakenly referred to World War II as 'World War Eleven,' sparking criticism and mockery. The error occurred while discussing the Alien Enemies Act, which was used during World War II to detain immigrants. Omar's gaffe highlights ongoing scrutiny of her public statements.
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Uh, Ilhan Omar, low IQ, okay? A Democrat over in the US. Now, she's said some really dumb things, but I've got to say this was her finest. Ilhan, how many World Wars has there been? The last time the Alien Enemies Act was invoked, it was used to detain and deport German, Japanese, Italian immigrants during World War Eleven. World War Eleven? Wow. Wow, Ilhan. Again, not bright, low IQ. World War Eleven. There you go, some history lessons for you both from a star Democrat.

This could be the one at least go and get herself a nice refreshing slurpy from 7-Eleven. No, but that is a very good point.

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