Doyle McManus: How to avoid sounding anti-Semitic: A primer for politicians
The Democratic Party has a problem with anti-Semitism, and passing a resolution against bigotry won't make it go away.
Democrats aren't divided on anti-Semitism; they're all against it. But one of their leftish new House members, Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, has made herself sound insensitive to anti-Jewish slurs - repeatedly.
That shouldn't be hard to avoid. Most members of Congress, including progressive Democrats who are champions of Palestinian rights, know how to talk about Israel without sounding anti-Semitic.
But Omar,
