DNC mum on abuse allegetions against Keith Ellison

Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN) is the first Muslim elected to Congress and is currently in his sixth term. But he has decided to forgo a seventh term and instead is seeking to fill the slot of Minnesota attorney general.

Ellison, like former President Barack Obama, is a big fan of the anti-Semite, anti-Caucasian, Louis Farrakhan, the scummy leader of the Nation of Islam.

However, Ellison is facing a slight problem ['slight' because, as a black, liberal, Muslim, he's allowed to get away with most everything] with allegations that he was abusive to an ex-girlfriend, Karan Monahan.

Also, in 2006, a woman named Amy Alexander accused Ellison of emotional abuse during an extra-marital affair and said he once grabbed her and pushed her during a heated argument, Vox reported. Ellison claims they never even had a relationship [because he was still married and golly, he'd never cheat on his wife].

But not to worry--the DNC's got Ellison's back. They've not said a word about the current allegations.

Ms. Monahan has accused Ellison of emotional and physical abuse during their relationship, and her son, Austin, wrote on Facebook that he saw a video of Ellison dragging her off the bed and shouting vile expletives at her. The hopeful Democrat said there is no such video and denied any misconduct, as is his habit.

Various media outlets, such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Daily Caller, The Washington Free Beacon and the Compromised News Network (CNN), reached out to the DNC but they refused to respond.

Monahan, 44, is an organizer with the progressive Sierra Club. She told The Ti mes that Ellison's abuse was "insidious." But she said she won't share the video because it's "embarrassing" and besides, she claims to have misplaced the thumb drive that contains it. However, three of her friends corroborated her story of the bed incident to them after she moved out of Ellison's bachelor pad, CNN reported.

"It is the most difficult form of abuse to articulate," she said in an email. "It is a slow insidious form of abuse. You don't realize it is happening until it's too late."

Tom Perez, the potty-mouth chair of the DNC has not said anything about the allegations against Ellison, but he did tweet in favor of the resignations of Sen. Al Franken (another D from MN) and Florida Democratic Party chair Stephen Bittel, both accused of misconduct toward women.

But not Ellison--he's bullet-proof.

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