New Hampshire Congressman and Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Chris Pappas spent this week on Capitol Hill proving he is every bit as radical as Islamic Communist Abdul El-Sayed, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Bernie Sanders.
Pappas did his very best to avoid the media this week, but Loomer Unleashed still tracked him down. As Pappas approached his committee hearing on Wednesday, we asked him:
“Congressman Pappas, as we approach 9/11, will you condemn your future Democrat colleagues for campaigning with Hasan Piker? You don’t want to condemn Abdul?”
Pappas could have condemned the Islamic Communist who campaigned with a Twitch streamer who said America deserved 9/11. Instead, he ran like a coward into the members-only section of a U.S. House committee room.
Pappas must’ve learned how to dodge questions from Bernie Sanders’s. On Friday, we spotted Sanders sitting in his car doing his makeup before he spoke to the “March on Washington” crowd. We approached the car and asked Sanders whether we could question him about Hasan Piker. Sanders rolled his window up.
Sanders then went on to address a crowd that featured bussed-in attendees holding up a massive “86-47” effigy of President Trump.
Pappas’s behavior also matches that of AOC and January 6th Committee member Jamie Raskin. On Tuesday, we asked AOC:
“As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, will you condemn your fellow Democrats for campaigning with Hasan Piker?”
AOC responded:
“I don’t think you should be making light of those attacks.”
That is a truly bizarre response from AOC, considering Hasan Piker has a history of making light of the 9/11 attacks. Piker has claimed America deserved 9/11, and he hangs a 9/12 newspaper in his studio that features the burning Twin Towers so that he can always be reminded of that tragic day in American history when our nation was attacked by Islamic terrorists. AOC apparently has no problem with any of that. Her problem is with a reporter asking about it.
We also asked Jamie Raskin similar questions on Tuesday:
“We’re approaching the anniversary of 9/11, and you just campaigned with Abdul El-Sayed, an individual who downplayed 9/11, and campaigned with Hasan Piker @hasanthehun, an individual who said America deserved 9/11.”
Raskin would not stop screaming, so we said:
“So you don’t want to talk about your extremist ties, I see, Congressman Raskin.”
Running from our questions was not the only thing Pappas did alongside AOC and Raskin this week. On Wednesday, Pappas voted with both of them against the Keep Nine Amendment, a proposed constitutional amendment that would permanently fix the Supreme Court of the United States at nine justices. The amendment failed 212-206 on a two-thirds suspension vote, with 205 House Democrats, including Pappas, voting no. Only one Democrat in the entire House voted to protect the Court and our Constitution.
Pappas’s vote is especially telling because he previously opposed Democrat efforts to pack the Supreme Court. During his 2020 race against Republican Matt Mowers, Pappas said he opposed expanding the number of justices on the Court. Now that he is running statewide and needs the backing of his party’s radical wing, that position has disappeared. The most likely explanation is that Pappas has sold out to the Islamic Communists who now control the Democrat Party.
It is worth noting that Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker both support packing the Supreme Court. El-Sayed once said:
“Would that expand the court? Sure, but there’s nothing in the Constitution that says that there have to be nine justices.”
No one should be surprised that Democrat candidates like Pappas have embraced the most radical policies of the Islamic Communist wing of their party, including court packing. FEC records reveal the powerful Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is financially backing both Pappas and Abdul El-Sayed. DSCC Vice Chairs Adam Schiff and Mark Kelly both refused to disavow El-Sayed for campaigning with Piker shortly after August’s Michigan Democrat U.S. Senate primary.
On Thursday, Pappas announced that Mark Kelly, the same DSCC Vice Chair who refused to disavow El-Sayed, has endorsed his campaign, along with Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg.
When it comes to Hasan Piker, Abdul El-Sayed, and packing the Supreme Court, there is no daylight between Chris Pappas, Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Jamie Raskin. Pappas can run from our cameras, but he cannot run from his record, and New Hampshire voters heading to the polls on September 8 and November 3 should remember that Chris Pappas is far too extreme for their state.
