Rep. Ilhan Omar didn't vote in Minnesota primary, says uncommitted voters are 'angry and frustrated'

Rep. Ilhan Omar didn't vote in Minnesota's presidential primary this week. But she told Politico that she understood where the scores of voters were coming from when they marked their ballots "uncommitted" on Tuesday. Nearly 46,000 Minnesotans voted that way, many to protest President Joe Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war, which has seen massive civilian casualties. Progressive activists originally set a goal of earning about 5,000 votes in the uncommitted column before blowing past that figure. "People are angry and frustrated and sad. They want the president to change...