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Ilhan Omar’s Slip-Up Goes VIRAL: Resurfaced ‘World War 11’ Gaffe Turns Into HARSHEST TROLL WAVE
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April 28, 2026
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6:25Now PlayingIlhan Omar’s “World War 11” gaffe has gone viral, triggering massive trolling across social media. The resurfaced clip shows the Congresswoman stumbling mid-speech before correcting herself, but the internet isn’t letting it slide. Memes, criticism, and political jabs have flooded X, while questions arise over a trimmed version posted online. Was it just a slip or something more? Here’s a full breakdown of the viral moment, backlash, and the controversy surrounding the edited clip.
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