Alexandria Occasionally Coherent-Cortex responds to Peggy Noonan's observation of her

Rep[ulsive] Alexandrai Occasionally Coherent-Cortex (Dim-NY) wore her straight jacket along with her fellow leftists as President Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday. She looked like a high school kid who walked into a calculus class when she was only up to basic algebra.

Peggy Noonan, the Wall Street Journal columnist, tweeted that the 29-year-old Democrat looked "sullen, teenaged and at a loss" during a night where the freshman rep kept mostly silent and refused to applaud President Trump's remarks as he touted his administration's low unemployment numbers and efforts to cure AIDS and stop sex traffickers. Cortex may like AIDS and sex traffickers based on her lack of response.

After the article by Noonan was published, Cortex, in her Trump-like style, took to Twitter to defend herself.

"Why should I be “spirited and warm” for this embarrassment of a #SOTU? Tonight was an unsettling night for our country. The president failed to offer any plan, any vision at all, for our future. We’re flying without a pilot. And I‘m not here to comfort anyone about that fact," she tweeted.

But Occasionally Coherent-Cortez did clap when Trump recognized the number of women in Congress, as if being born a woman was some kind of personal accomplishment.

Trump should have said something like: "The last time there was this many Democrats wearing white, it was at a KKK meeting."

Trump's call for unity is unlikely to win over many of his "divide and conquer" Democratic critics in Congress. Before he even delivered his speech, California Sen. Kamala Harris, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate whose only qualification is her intersectional credits said, "We will hear insincere appeals to unity."

How does she know what's in Trump's heart? In fact, it would be to Trump's benefit to have even a modicum of unity with both parties.

Also in the audience were several other Democrats running to challenge Trump in 2020, including Cory "Spartacus" Booker of New Jersey, Elizabeth "Dances With Your Money" Warren of Massachusetts and Kirsten "The Weathervane" Gillibrand of New York, who looked as if she were at her own funeral.

Noonan tweeted, "This has been a deeply adept speech in terms of policy. He cut to the muscle on legal and illegal immigration, on abortion and infanticide, on foreign wars. His vow on socialism will be remembered. Great heroes in the balcony, a real American panoply."


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