AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Jul 29, 2021 14:17:08 #
AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country.
Jul 29, 2021 14:32:05 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
Sounds like wishful thinking.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
Sounds like wishful thinking.
Jul 29, 2021 14:36:10 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC is doing some wishful thinking.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC is doing some wishful thinking.
Jul 29, 2021 14:36:10 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
That f’king c*******t witch needs to keep her perverted fantasies to herself.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
That f’king c*******t witch needs to keep her perverted fantasies to herself.
Jul 29, 2021 15:02:03 #
Michael Rich
Loc: Lapine Oregon
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC needs to be informed that hookers should always get paid in advance.
And if she did get paid it's not rape.
I read where some men think she's hot...to me she's just as beautiful as a dried turd on a cow's ass.💩😷
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC needs to be informed that hookers should always get paid in advance.
And if she did get paid it's not rape.
I read where some men think she's hot...to me she's just as beautiful as a dried turd on a cow's ass.💩😷
Jul 29, 2021 15:30:05 #
Ocasio-Cortez never claimed she was in the main Capitol building, nor did she claim she was face-to-face with a mob of violent r****rs. In an Instagram Live video about the r**ts, she explained that she was in her office in a neighboring building on the Capitol complex, where she experienced a frightening encounter with a C*****l p****e officer who she said didn’t announce himself. She is a victim of a violent sexual assault, was aware of the mob of t*****rous violent vermin attacking the Capitol complex at Trumps bequest. These animals were threatening to murder legislators and the Vice President when they refused to go along with Trumps desperate attempt at a c**p d'état. The people involved in this are the foulest scum in our nation and she had every reason to believe they were capable of the vilest crimes.
Jul 29, 2021 15:41:53 #
JFlorio
Loc: Seminole Florida
That was after the little drama queen got called out. I can understand your support. After all you drama queens stick together.
Kevyn wrote:
Ocasio-Cortez never claimed she was in the main Ca... (show quote)
Jul 29, 2021 16:01:05 #
JFlorio wrote:
That was after the little drama queen got called out. I can understand your support. After all you drama queens stick together.
Speaking of drama queens,
MAGA r****r accused of bringing Molotov cocktails to Capitol is suffering 'aches and pains' in jail — and ready to make a deal:
Poor bunky.
Jul 29, 2021 16:08:02 #
JFlorio
Loc: Seminole Florida
Milosia2 wrote:
Speaking of drama queens,
MAGA r****r accused of bringing Molotov cocktails to Capitol is suffering 'aches and pains' in jail — and ready to make a deal:
Poor bunky.
MAGA r****r accused of bringing Molotov cocktails to Capitol is suffering 'aches and pains' in jail — and ready to make a deal:
Poor bunky.
So what? Charge him. Give him a trial. If guilty, go to jail.
Jul 29, 2021 16:48:56 #
microphor
Loc: Home is TN
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
She is a liar and not to be taken seriously about anything.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
She is a liar and not to be taken seriously about anything.
Jul 29, 2021 16:52:08 #
microphor
Loc: Home is TN
Kevyn wrote:
Ocasio-Cortez never claimed she was in the main Ca... (show quote)
More bull$hit
Jul 29, 2021 16:56:29 #
Kevyn wrote:
Ocasio-Cortez never claimed she was in the main Ca... (show quote)
Wonder if Kevy is ever going to grow up.
Jul 29, 2021 16:57:47 #
microphor wrote:
She is a liar and not to be taken seriously about anything.
She is a liar and a lot of wishful thinking.
Jul 29, 2021 17:08:19 #
[quote=Oldsailor65]AOC Says She Thought She Was Going to Be Raped on J*** 6 - She Was Never in Capitol Building
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC was wishing thinking...miles away. Does she think she’s Marilyn Monroe when she actually reminds us of Carmen Miranda.
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York claimed she was worried she would be “raped” during the J*** 6 Capitol incursion in an unaired CNN interview, and she’s being reminded online that she was not even in the building.
Project Veritas reported Tuesday it had obtained an interview with AOC from an undisclosed CNN source. The interview shows CNN anchor Dana Bash asking the New York Democrat softball questions, and the conversation inevitably ended up on the Capitol incursion.
But in one segment, which was highlighted and shared on Twitter by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, AOC implied that white and conservative e******n integrity activists converged on Washington, D.C., in January for more than a protest.
She implied that r****t, white men might have come to the Capitol to sexually assault her.
“That attack on the Capitol, you know, w***e s*******y and patriarchy are very linked in a lot of ways,” AOC told Bash in a portion of the interview. “There’s a lot of sexualizing of that violence.”
“And I didn’t think that I was just going to be k**led, I thought other things were going to happen to me as well,” AOC added.
“So, it sounds like what you’re telling me right now is that you didn’t only think you were going to die, you thought you were going to be raped,” Bash said.
“Yeah,” AOC responded with a nod.
Walsh noted on Twitter, “AOC says that she thought she was going to be raped on J****** 6. She was not in the Capitol building. She never encountered any r****rs.”
The commentator concluded AOC to be “[u]tterly shameless,” and he’s absolutely correct.
While for most men it is difficult if not impossible to imagine being a survivor of sexual assault, which AOC claims she is, Walsh is over the target. The woman simply has no shame.
This is not to say that victims of rape should be looked down upon or discredited. Sexual assault is a horrific crime — one that has had traumatizing, life-changing effects on women worldwide.
However, AOC, in spite of any previously alleged traumas, is known for making incendiary comments and for relying on embellishments and hyperbole to keep her name in the news cycle. She uses the same tactic to demonize her political opponents as being monsters.
There is no greater way to dehumanize a political movement than to imply that those behind it are nameless, faceless perpetrators of a system of “patriarchy” who showed up at the Capitol in January only to conquer.
The left routinely and falsely labels these people as “i**********nists,” but AOC upped the ante. She implied that people whose intent was to fight for secure e******ns were in Washington to conquer her in one of the vilest and most despicable ways possible.
Her comments were a way to label conservatives, and especially white men, as being subhuman animals. No matter what the New York Democrat might have been through in her personal life, her comments were intended to make a political point.
Do you think AOC deserves the benefit of the doubt on this?
Yes: 1% (4 V**es)
No: 99% (446 V**es)
It isn’t clear why the interview never aired, but this remains clear from J*** 6: AOC was never in the building that day, as many pro-Trump activists stood around and mostly took photos.
AOC spent the “i**********n” at her office in the Cannon building while the “i**********nists” were in a completely different place. She never came close to encountering a pro-Trump MAGA mob of r****t white men seeking to commit atrocities against women.
Her statements to Bash, per usual, were self-serving and attention-seeking.
https://www.westernjournal.com/aoc-says-thought-going-raped-j***6-never-capitol-building/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=CTBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=conservative-tribune&ats_es=489ee1ba734a5f1f055e6be09233f635
That ***** is an embarassment to American citizens who love this country. [/quote]
AOC was wishing thinking...miles away. Does she think she’s Marilyn Monroe when she actually reminds us of Carmen Miranda.
Jul 29, 2021 17:14:30 #
microphor
Loc: Home is TN
Carol Kelly wrote:
AOC was wishing thinking...miles away. Does she think she’s Marilyn Monroe when she actually reminds us of Carmen Miranda.
She reminds me of a black widow
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