Frey’s Somali Victory Speech in Minneapolis – Self-Destruction Mode Activated, Hilarious Yet Tragic! (Video)

If there’s one thing that perfectly captures the radical left’s pandering gone wild, it’s Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey’s reelection victory speech—delivered almost entirely in Somali, followed by a declaration that the city “belongs to Somalia.” Frey took the stage, mic in hand, and rattled off phrases in Somali for nearly a minute, then switched to English: “This is a moment for unity where the entire Somali community can come together and say, ‘This is our people, this is our city, we are united behind each other.’” The pandering is off the charts, and while it’s almost funny in its desperation, it’s tragic for a city that’s seen skyrocketing crime and economic woes under Dem control.

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The dance:

There’s no cringe like Jacob Frey dancing cringe.

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Frey’s been cozy with the Somali community for years, from Facebook messages to celebrating Somali Independence Day, but this victory shout-out takes it to another level, alienating locals who feel their city slipping away. It’s like he’s mayor of Mogadishu North, not Minneapolis—echoing the influx Obama and Biden fueled, straining resources and changing the fabric of American cities.

This isn’t unity; it’s fragmentation, prioritizing one group over the whole. While Dems like Schumer hold shutdowns hostage, Frey’s stunt shows their focus: votes over values. Voters, wake up—midterms loom; reclaim our cities from this nonsense.

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