How sweet.
The more light shined upon the Left the uglier they appear.
[M]embers of the Minnesota House voted to pass H.F. 1397, a bill which would give life insurance companies the right to deny payouts to beneficiaries whose loved one died while committing an act of terrorism.
In a bipartisan effort, Republicans and Democrats joined together to pass the bill 127-2. Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-Minneapolis) and John Lesch (D-St.Paul) were the only two lawmakers who voted against the measure.
Lesch voted against it because he did not think it should be up to insurance companies to determine what constitutes an act of terrorism.
As for Omar’s motives:
[T]he reasoning behind Omar’s no vote, the first Somali woman to be elected to public office in the United States, remains to be seen. Multiple attempts by Alpha News for comment on her decision were not returned.
Omar and Lesch Only No Votes On Ending Terrorist Life Insurance Payouts - Alpha News
The more light shined upon the Left the uglier they appear.
[M]embers of the Minnesota House voted to pass H.F. 1397, a bill which would give life insurance companies the right to deny payouts to beneficiaries whose loved one died while committing an act of terrorism.
In a bipartisan effort, Republicans and Democrats joined together to pass the bill 127-2. Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-Minneapolis) and John Lesch (D-St.Paul) were the only two lawmakers who voted against the measure.
Lesch voted against it because he did not think it should be up to insurance companies to determine what constitutes an act of terrorism.
As for Omar’s motives:
[T]he reasoning behind Omar’s no vote, the first Somali woman to be elected to public office in the United States, remains to be seen. Multiple attempts by Alpha News for comment on her decision were not returned.
Omar and Lesch Only No Votes On Ending Terrorist Life Insurance Payouts - Alpha News
