Alexandria Occasionally-Comatose is losing it in the primaries

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Socialist-NY) is losing the luster she once had before people realized that she isn't merely a Marxist, but she's an airhead Marxist with virtually no understanding of economics , the Constitution, or how government works. 

AOC spends more time on Instagram than she spends in the district she is supposed to represent, and when Amazon planned to move a headquarters to her district in Queens, she was clearly opposed and the deal never went through. She facilitated the loss of thousands of high-paying jobs because of her Marxist ideology.

She and her so-called "Squad" of leftist allies will be nothing more than seat-fillers when they return to Congress next year. Their lusters have become a patina and their clout has been rendered impotent, according to a source telling the New York Post.

“The policies that The Squad stood for were never popular and the candidates who tried to mirror those policies are finding themselves out of Congress,” a senior Democratic Capitol Hill insider said. The source added that they believe the Squad will become a like "gadflies" in a Republican-controlled House in November.

These Squadettes cheered the defunding of the police after the George Floyd riots and as crime rose faster than Jeffrey Toobin's desk during a Zoom call, they suffered major blows.

Rep. Mondaire Jones who was an AOC fav, was the biggest loser for the left as he was redistricted from his home base in Westchester County to avoid infighting with Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, the boss of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. 

Jones decided to run a carpetbagger campaign in Manhattan and Brooklyn's Park Slope. He lost to Dan Goldman, a Levi Strauss heir who prosecuted President Trump during his first impeachment trial.

And in this race, Jones took away votes from state Assemblywoman Yuh-Line Niou--another Marxist hopeful whose campaign went down the bowl as she came up 1,300 votes short of winning.

Progressive Sen. Alessandra Biaggi, daughter of Mario Biaggi, was also knocked out by Maloney in their upstate district. She had been endorsed by AOC and it's becoming obvious that her endorsement has become the kiss of death.

Henry Cuellar (D-TX) — the only pro-life Democrat in the house — defeated Jessica Cisneros, another AOC-backed leftist.

Former Rep. Donna Edwards also went down to a landslide defeat against Glenn Ivey in Maryland. Ivey had been the preferred choice of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee — a progressive bête noire — which spent millions on the race.

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In Staten Island, former Congressman Max Rose, a centrist,  put to bed any hopes that socialist stripper Brittany Ramos DeBarros had in the Democratic primary. Rose will face a much tougher fight reclaiming his old seat from Republican incumbent Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, who ousted him in 2020. 

Now on to the midterms in November.

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Even Democrats know AOC is a detriment to them

AOC recalls how she was killed on Jan. 6 defending the Capitol

Jim Messina was Barack Obama's 2012 campaign manager and is clearly an intelligent person, whether or not you agree with his political ideology. He has a problem with Democratic socialist, Rep. Alexandria Obviously-Comatose (NY) in her support for the far-Left candidate Alessandra Biaggi, the granddaughter of the late Mario Biaggi, who shared Hillary Clinton's birthday, was a decorated cop, and a member of the Democratic Party before it went to hell in the hand basket of deplorables.

Ms. Biaggi is primarying Democratic incumbent New York Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, who also serves as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair.

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Messina was really teed off in response to a Twitter thread on Tuesday from Shane Goldmacher, a NY Times reporter. He tweeted:

This is so counter-productive. The Supreme Court is about to outlaw abortion. We could lose both houses. So we are going to focus our time running against each other? Now we’re primarying committed progressives because. . .why? If we lose house it’s because of dumb shit like this https://t.co/fErOy85yrI

— Jim Messina (@Messina2012)

As intelligent as Messina apparently is, he seems to not understand what it would mean to remove the Roe v. Wade ruling. That would only take abortion rights from the federal government and return it [rightfully] in the hands of the states. It would not, under any circumstances, outlaw abortion; but I suspect Messina knows this and is merely trying to scare everyone who he thinks is stupid. 

In all probability, the Democrats will lose the House, and hopefully the Senate, but that's only because of the clusterfrack the Democrats have made of the nation. They are not only ruining the economy and the supply chain, they are ruining the culture with their critical race theory bulls**t.

Biaggi's primary challenge won't be an issue in the end with Maloney's poll numbers destroying her by a margin of 45% to 15%, with 39% of the Democratic voters still undecided. These are the same folks who aren't sure if Biden is doing a great job as president or just a good job.

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As the Democrats like Maloney feel that they are losing political power, they worry more about self-preservation than party loyalty.

Fun Fact: If you watch one hour of AOC pontificating on Instagram, you will lose 17 IQ points.

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AOC and other Dems opposed 2019 proposal to add MTA cops in NYC subways

On Tuesday morning during rush hour, a man donned a gas mask, threw smoke canisters on the floor of a crowded subway train and began shooting. In all, 29 people were injured, 10 with gunshot wounds, others by smoke inhalation and by the panic that ensued. The gunman is still at large but police believe they have a person of interest and are in pursuit of Frank R. James, a 5-foot-5-inch, 61 year-old heavyset black man.

At the subsequent news briefing, Democratic politicians showed up to voice their concern about the shooting, saying things like how unacceptable it is for such a terrible thing to happen. It's as if we didn't know that and are hearing these words for the first time. 

But Democrats didn't always sing the same tune.

In 2019, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Socialist-NY) along with others in Congress from New York, loudly proclaimed their opposition to a proposal which would have added 500 additional Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) police officers in the city's subways.

AOC actually working

A letter was sent by lawmakers to disgraced then-Gov. Andrew "Handy Andy" Cuomo addressing the MTA's plan to hire the additional police. Rather than doing any such hiring, the Democrats said the money should be spent on "desperately needed resources" like "subway, bus, maintenance, and service improvements, as well as protecting riders and transit workers from assault rather than in the over-policing of our communities."

Democrats don't like the presence of police in the community because it reduces the opportunity for smash-and-grab equity by their constituents.

At the time, Democratic lawmakers who don't ride the subway to work said the plan was "not cost-effective" and cited statistics from the New York Police Department (NYPD) as they claimed "major felonies committed on the subway have decreased." 

"The subway system is now safer than before," they wrote, while riding Ubers or limos to work. In addition, the legislators said it was "imperative to reconsider the use of operating funds to pay for additional officers and to find alternate streams of revenue to avert a larger budget crisis."

Noting a "significant uptick in assaults on bus and subway workers," the Democratic lawmakers told the disgraced governor that the plan would impact those living in poverty and reminded him "of the historic racial discrepancies in enforcement and the way communities of color, both MTA riders and workers, bear the brunt of over-policing." 

Over-policing? They make this stuff up as they go along.

"Arresting hard-working people who cannot afford a $2.75 fare is, in effect, the criminalization of poverty," the lawmakers claimed in the letter. In other words, stop arresting people just because they broke the law--they can't afford to pay for things.

Meanwhile, after Tuesday's shooting, Alexandria Obviously-Comatose said that she was "devastated." She feared for her life in spite of her being in Washington, D.C. at the time. But she felt as if she heard the bullets wiz past her pretty head. "I felt as if the bullets wizzed past my pretty Latina head," she said.

"We’re devastated to see what happened in Brooklyn today," she wrote in a tweet. "Thinking of and praying for those injured and their loved ones." 

Who dresses this guy?

Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) who had also signed the 2019 letter said that he was "horrified" and that his diet still isn't working and blames it all on his thyroid. Here is his tweet.

"I am horrified by the attack in Brooklyn," he wrote. "I am closely monitoring the situation and am in communication with the FBI. My thoughts are with the victims and first responders." 

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Other New York Democrats who signed the letter beside AOC and Nadler were: former Rep. José Serrano, and NY state Senators Michael Gianaris, Luis Sepulveda, Jessica Ramos, Julia Salazar, and Alessandra Biaggi.

I'm sure they're also "devastated" and "horrified" by the shooting, but at least the New York subway system isn't "over-policed."

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Gov. Cuomo's got some 'splainin' to do

Even New York Democrats are angry at Governor Andrew Cuomo (NY-D) over his mishandling of coronavirus patients with his mandate to have them return to their respective nursing homes where they infected other residents.

Worse still, is Cuomo's refusal to take any of the blame as he points at nursing home delivery people, health care staff, visitors, Trump, and God for various reasons.
Cuomo tried to explain his team's actions at a press conference in which he told reporters [who no longer sought to support him now that Trump is out of office] that the Department of Justice and state legislatures requested covid data as early as last summer.

"We gave precedence to the DOJ. We told the assembly that, we told the Senate that and that's what we did. We were also in the midst of managing a pandemic," Cuomo honked at the press conference.

Cuomo claimed there existed a disconnect between his office and state lawmakers due to a "breakdown in communication between the staff and members of the legislature."

However, some Democratic lawmakers denied that his office ever tried to contact them of its decision. NY Senator Jessica Ramos (D) denied that they ever informed them of his decision.

"Trash. No one believes you," Ramos posted on Twitter. "At no point did the Administration notify the legislature about a DOJ investigation," she added. "People died and Cuomo lied then he had the gall to write a book."

But let's not forget that he also won an Emmy. What's next, a Nobel Peace Prize? Why not, they get handed out like candy to those on the left but not to the guy who pulled the military out of war zones, was behind the Middle East peace talks with Israel that actually got results, and who kept his promise to relocate our Israeli embassy to Jerusalem.

Ramos along with other Democratic lawmakers have called for Cuomo to be stripped of his emergency powers over his nursing home screw ups and hiding of data, which the Associated Press finally reported and showed how Cuomo underreported the nursing home deaths. 

The New York Post published a leaked transcript of a call in which a top Cuomo aide apparently admitted his office intentionally withheld data out of a concern that it could be used against him in a federal investigation.

NY State Senators Alessandra Biaggi (D) and Gustavo Rivera (D), and representatives for NYS Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie (D) all pushed back on Cuomo's claim. The senators both said they first learned of the DOJ's probe into the nursing home deaths in local newspapers, not from Cuomo's office.

"No, @NYGovCuomo, you did not tell the *entire* Senate or Assembly that there was a DOJ investigation, as the reason why you didn't share the nursing home numbers," Biaggi tweeted. "I found out about a DOJ investigation with the rest of NY'ers in the @nypost story Thursday night."

Meanwhile, Cuomo has repeatedly denied withholding or misrepresenting data related to the nursing home residents he, in effect, killed.

And Fredo, the Comedy News Network's most watched host and brother to the governor, made like a submarine and "rigged for silent running." Not a word of the story passed his muscle-bound lips.

Talk about a conflict of interest.

It seems unlikely now. that Fredo will have Andy on his show for the "Fredo and Andy" segment of raucous comedy. Har har har.

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