More Ocasio-Cortez photo-op fakery

But she is, after all, the darling of the US Women's soccer team. What does that tell you about them?  Wow! No wonder! This explains the love affair between all these geniuses.

Thomas Lifson  . . . "Reality has no necessary relationship to the visual message the ingenue creates. The now-notorious picture of her weeping, her face in her hands, as she gazed upon… an empty parking lot is a good example. (A bit of united hilarity is provided by leftwing hit site Snopes.com as it declared the pictures “false” and a “conspiracy theory” because of another picture they provide which also shows …an empty road that leads to a detention center. I’m not making this up.)

"Yesterday, Ocasio-Cortez’s demand for a phony photo op was so egregious that even her committee chairman, Elijah Cummings, pointed out that it was not necessary."

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I'll give her this much: she has mastered the concerned-and-sad look. I wonder how long she practiced it in front of a mirror?

"Ocasio-Cortez is steadily alienating other Democrats, including the vitally important Congressional Black Caucus. Chairman Cummings did not argue with her on the swearing in, but you can be sure he was not pleased."

Catfight intensifies: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ignites explosion of fury from her fellow Democrats  . . . "These people have seen enough of Ocasio-Cortez in Congress, picking and backbiting and politically-correctnessing all of them to have had enough. Like Republicans, they absolutely hate her. And as a defensive measure, they're now rallying around House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has their back." . . .

House Dem blasts 'juvenile' Ocasio-Cortez, chief of staff: 'Ignorance is beyond belief'
. . . "Rep. William Lacy Clay, D-Mo., added to the mounting Democratic criticism of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., slamming her "inappropriate" suggestion that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is singling out the New Yorker and her "squad" of fellow freshman because of their race.
"Speaking to Fox News on Thursday night, Clay hammered Ocasio-Cortez's suggestion.

"It was such a weak argument to say she was being picked on and that four women of color were being picked on by the speaker," he said." . . .

AOC and these women bond. Like high schoolers in their locker room

Rich Terrell