Based on Scott Johnson’s lengthy, fact-filled, fully referenced article at freebeacon.com, the answer almost certainly is yes.
Here is just a tiny taste for you:
I checked out the SomaliSpot story online through the Minnesota Official Marriage System. Inputting Omar’s name, I found that the two marriages cited in the SomaliSpot post checked out as indicated. The site reflected Omar’s 2002 marriage to her advertised husband, Ahmed Aden (later Ahmed Hirsi), and her 2009 marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi identified in the SomaliSpot post as Omar’s brother. As it turned out, Omar and Hirsi had only applied for a marriage license in 2002 but never followed through with a legal marriage.
In 2019, I told (former Minneapolis Star Tribune reporter Patrick) Coolican about the campaign finance board documents by email. He and Stephen Montemayor proceeded to write a 3,000 word page-one story—the most-read Star Tribune story of 2019—revisiting the issue with the documents in the file and other social media material we had reported on Power Line.
Their story proves beyond a reasonable doubt that Omar married her brother for some fraudulent purpose. Coolican and Montemayor all but begged Omar for an interview and access to her family to discuss the issue. She repaid them with the same kind of treatment I had received in 2016. These left-wing reporters for a left-wing newspaper begged Omar for a response, but they got the same one I had in 2016. They were bigots, too.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Do yourself a favor and read the entire article (here’s the link again). I promise it won’t bore you. Then wait, along with me, for mainstream media to expose this fraud, this U.S. hating, Israel hating, Jew hating fraud, for who and what she really is.
But, given the quality of honest reporting that we have come to expect from our mainstream media, don’t expect it to happen any time soon. Or ever.
