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On his Newsmax program Carl Higbie FRONTLINE, Carl did what conservative commentators are supposed to do: he called out two of the most performative members of the Democratic left, Representatives Pramila Jayapal and Ilhan Omar, and refused to let their self-righteous grandstanding go unchallenged. For too long the media have given these activists a microphone while pretending their stunts are serious statesmanship, and Higbie’s segment ripped the curtain off that charade.
Jayapal has long styled herself as the conscience of the far-left, but when reporters press her on the real consequences of radical policies she offers slogans instead of solutions. Her recent appearances defending protesters and attacking enforcement actions in Los Angeles show a politician more at home on a protest line than in thoughtful governance, and Americans deserve leaders who put safety and order first.
Ilhan Omar’s career is similarly steeped in activism rather than constructive leadership, and her repeated controversies over foreign-policy comments and fundraising drama have drained trust from the institutions she claims to serve. Conservatives aren’t upset because she’s different — we’re alarmed because her rhetoric often aligns with anti-American impulses and invites chaos at home and abroad.
The bigger picture is that these women lead by outrage and optics, not courage; they seek headlines while running from hard decisions that actually protect Americans. When members of Congress participate in mass arrests or theatrical protests instead of crafting pragmatic policy, it’s no wonder the country is paralyzed on issues like crime, immigration, and national security.
Higbie’s bluntness is a wake-up call for patriots who’ve tolerated two-faced media narratives for too long. We should applaud commentators who speak plainly about the failure of activist politicians to offer real solutions, and then channel that energy into backing candidates who will defend our streets, borders, and constitutional liberties.
Americans who still believe in hard work, law and order, and the sacred duty of public service must push back against the spectacle politics of Jayapal and Omar. The nation doesn’t need more performative outrage; it needs leaders with grit, common sense, and the courage to put the country first — and conservatives should make that argument loud and clear at the ballot box.
