Meet the LA Actress in Cenk Uygur's Antisemitic Michigan Ad: A 'Free Palestine' Activist Who Called To Ban Gas in Buildings
The "mom" featured in a controversial Michigan Senate ad struggling to pay for eggs—and blaming the war in Gaza—is a Los Angeles-based actress who boasted of shutting down "a big intersection in Hollywood" as part of an anti-Israel protest
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The "mom" featured in a controversial Michigan Senate ad struggling to pay for eggs—and blaming the war in Gaza—is a Los Angeles-based actress who boasted of shutting down "a big intersection in Hollywood" as part of an anti-Israel protest and submitted public testimony calling on California to ban natural gas in new buildings, a Washington Free Beacon review found. The post Meet the LA Actress in Cenk Uygur's Antisemitic Michigan Ad: A 'Free Palestine' Activist Who Called To Ban Gas in Buildings appeared first on .
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