Socialist Democratic mayor candidate loses key recognition

Democratic socialist and Minneapolis mayor candidate Omar Fateha Somali American was knocked down for holding a political rally in a foreign language, which seemed to have no American flag at all.

This is Fateh, who is compared to the socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdanilost the critical endorsement of Minnesota Democracy-Farmers Party (DFL).

House majority whip representatives. Tom EmmerR-Minn. Commented on the rally and said in X’s post: “This is the least shocking news: @OmarfateHMN has almost no American flag at the rally. Palestinian stickers are the main focus.”

“This is what you get when Democrats support a candidate who lasts America, pays benefits to non-legal persons, and pushes for a return to police,” Emer wrote.

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The popular conservative social media account “End Wokeness” has released several excerpts from the rally, including chanting scriptures in foreign languages ​​and holding signs that support Fateh.

“Omar Fateh rally Minneapolis last night. 0 English. 0 American flag.

Another conservative influencer, Eric Daugherty, also interjected: “This is the rally last night for Omar Fateh, candidate for the mayor of Minneapolis. Third World music, Third World language, Third World costume.”

“Minneapolis is doomed to fail,” Dotty added.

Another popular conservative account called newyork-i says: “Red, white and… go,” adding: “Omar Fateh does not have an American flag or English word in Minneapolis. ”

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Minneapolis Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey was accused by Omar Fateh of being one of the “party insiders” who decided to revoke the Democratic Peasant Party’s endorsement. (Alex Kormann/Star Tribune via AP, file)

The Minnesota DFL gave up its recognition of Fate on Thursday, citing “a substantial failure in the voting process of the Minneapolis Convention.”

“After a thoughtful and transparent review of the challenges, the Constitution, Charter and Rules Committee found that on July 19, there were substantial failures in the voting process of the Minneapolis Convention, including a recognition that a recognition of a teenage candidate was wrongly eliminated,” DFL Party chairman Richard Carlbom said in an official statement Thursday.

Kalbom said the result of the review was: “The Constitution, the Constitution and the Rules Committee have revoked the mayor’s endorsement.”

He called Minnesota Democratic Party To “shift our focus to unity and shared goals,” said, “with an eye on the mid-2026, the Minnesota DFL will expand our alliance to elect an affordable economy that works for everyone.”

Fateh’s campaign did not respond to a request for comment at the time of publication of Fox News Digital.

However, in a video statement released on X, Fateh claimed that the decision to revoke his endorsement was made by “28 Party insiders”, who said he said supporters and donors of current Mayor Jacob Frey. Frey is also a Democrat and has been recognized by the Democratic state government of Minnesota and a first vice presidential candidate Tim Walz.

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Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz (Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images)

“It’s exactly what Minneapolis voters are tired of insider games, behind-the-scenes decision making and feel our voices don’t matter in our own city,” Fateh said.

“Let me know,” he continued, “we are still in this battle and we will win.”

Fox News Digital contacted Frey’s office for comment, but received no response at the time of publication.

“I am honored to be a member of the party who believes in correcting our mistakes, and I am glad that this inaccurate and obviously flawed process has been put on hold,” Frey wrote in an X post.

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Rep. Tom Emmer, House Majority Whip, speaks after the Republican Caucus meeting in Washington, D.C. on September 19, 2023 (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

“I look forward to a comprehensive and honest debate with Senator Fatah about the future of our city, and the results are now exactly where they should be – with all the people of Minneapolis,” he wrote.

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Meanwhile, Emmer argued the controversy, telling Fox News Digital that “even Omar Fateh’s own state party knows his radicalism, leftist policies will only increase the damage DFL has on Minneapolis.”

“It’s ironic that they can blame their unsecured voting system, but we all know that Fateh’s agenda is always doomed,” Emmer said.