Jamaal Bowman Had Another Despicable Moment This Week Other Than His Fire Alarm Stunt

Even though it’s pretty obvious what Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-NY, was trying to accomplish when he set off the fire alarm in the Cannon Office Building on Saturday, the Capitol Police continue their investigation. The conclusion of the investigation is sure to raise further questions about Bowman, the Capitol Police, and their actions.

Bowman did many other horrible things over the last week, including the stunt with a fire alarm.

A few days after the second GOP presidential debate, Bowman was asked during an interview what his thoughts were on the contenders. Though one would expect criticism on policy grounds, one might also think that Bowman would at least pause to appreciate that by the left’s identity politics standards there was a pretty diverse group up on the stage.

But Jamaal Bowman being the radical Squad member that he is, there was no expression of appreciation on those grounds, nor was there substantive criticism of what they had to say.

Bowman, instead, took aim at Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), using racially offensive terms, accusing Scott of being a paid shill to promote his race, without providing any evidence.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D) was present at the GOP primary this week when Sen. Tim Scott R-SC stated that “America is not a racist country.” He says he heard the message loud and clear.

Bowman exclusively told Raw Story that “that’s Tim Scott pandering to conservative Black audiences in order to position him as Donald Trump’s vice president choice.” ”

Bowman replied, “Now the fact that he would want to be VP of a racist fascist, is beyond me.” Bowman said, “But that was him pandering to the Sambo section of the Black community,” Bowman continued. Bowman used an insulting term when referring to people of African descent.

Bowman ran with the talking point that the woke left has been using more and more in recent weeks, about how one does not have to be white to be a white supremacist.

“White supremacy is more than the color,” Bowman said, “White supremacy is a colonial ideology, a philosophy.”

Bowman is a member of AOC/Democratic Socialists of America, a branch of the Democratic Party. He has demonstrated on many occasions that he could be shriekingly offensive and bombastic.

He has yelled and taunted Republican members of Congress who he does not agree with. He also plays childish games and taunts other people.

Calling another black person “white supremacist” just because you disagree with them is also unhinged. Not only does it show disrespect, but also a lack of understanding about Scott’s political and family history.

Bowman is a member of Woke Inc., for whom disagreements with The Agenda are regarded as heresy. It is even more true when a Republican minority like Scott or Nikki Haley dares to think otherwise.

Even people who don’t support Scott Scott’s campaign for president should be horrified by Bowman and other prominent personalities of the left dismissing the opinions of others solely based on their race in combination with their political affiliation.

The last time I checked, a passionate protest was good for representative democracies regardless of your background. Bowman’s weekend actions show that he is also against this.