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Right-Wing Observes 9/11 By Launching False Attacks on Mayor Mamdani and Rep AOC (opens the original)
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Listen to my conversation with Wajahat Ali today, where we address and rebuke the now viral right wing attack on Mayor Mamdani and AOC, claiming they were “laughing” while the names of 9/11 victims were being read. There’s only one problem—it’s all a lie. Let’s Address This. Let's Address This with Qasim Rashid is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Even Rudy Giuliani’s personal aide attested that no such thing ha
Every Accusation Is a Confession - Live with Wajahat Ali on Media Bias and Apartheid (opens the original)
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I came back on THE LEFT HOOK with Wajahat Ali to call out a double standard—CBS ran a headline tying Michigan Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed to 9/11, 25 years after the fact, for no reason other than his faith. All while cable news spent days demanding Democrats condemn streamer Hasan Piker, yet Neera Tanden can openly amplify Laura Loomer's Islamophobic attacks on Black and Muslim candidates and face zero consequences from her own party. This is the same anti-Shariah playbook we fought 15
Episode 238—Emmett Till, Memphis, & Why SCOTUS Is Arguably America’s Biggest Obstacle to Justice (opens the original)
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On Episode 238 of The Qasim Rashid Show: I just wrapped our 1,000 Miles to Memphis March at the National Civil Rights Museum, on the same ground where Dr. King took his last breath. Last Saturday also marked 71 years since 14-year-old Emmett Till was kidnapped, tortured, lynched, and murdered in Mississippi over a lie. The woman who told that lie lived free for the rest of her life. Her arrest warrant was never executed. She only died three years ago. Meanwhile, as the Supreme Court continues to
Episode 237—David Morales's Fight to Cap Rent Hikes (opens the original)
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On Episode 237 of The Qasim Rashid Show: I sat down with David Morales, Rhode Island state rep and candidate for mayor of Providence, about his plan to cap rent hikes at 4%—the same measure the current mayor vetoed after taking corporate real estate money. We also talked about the surge of ICE activity across Providence, and David laid out his plan to take legal action against these ICE fascists, pointing to Philadelphia's DA as proof the approach actually works. And I break down the math nobody
Episode 236—Vote Tomorrow: 4 Florida Candidates Refusing to Be Written Off (opens the original)
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On Episode 236 of The Qasim Rashid Show: Sara Wiles and Amanda Informed held down the mic for me and put together an all-Florida lineup. With Florida's primary election tomorrow, August 18, they sat down with four Floridians running for federal office—Oliver Larkin, Bernard Taylor, Elijah Manley, and State Representative Angie Nixon—to talk about why they're running, what they love about a state that keeps getting written off, and what the rest of the country still misunderstands about the peopl
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