AOC's teen sobriquet uncovers "Bronx girl" claim

Well, folks, it’s time to sit back and watch the latest episode of “AOC’s Bronx Girl Cosplay Gets Dunked On.” Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the self-styled street-tough socialist from the Bronx, is once again caught in a web of her own narrative spinning, and it’s more cringe-inducing than a hipster karaoke night.

The progressive darling’s been out here flexing her “Bronx girl” credentials in a spicy X spat with President Trump over those Iran strikes. You know, the ones where she tried to dunk on the Queens-raised prez with this gem: “I’m a Bronx girl. You should know that we can eat Queens boys for breakfast. Respectfully.” 

Oh, Sandy, respectfully, you’re serving up more fiction than Stephen King on speed.

Here’s the deal: AOC was born in the Bronx, sure, but she hightailed it to Yorktown, aka Suburbia Central, nearly an hour from NYC, when she was just five. She grew up there, attended Yorktown High School, and graduated in 2007. Not exactly the gritty urban upbringing she’s been peddling since her 2018 campaign upset against Joe Crowley. 

Back in Yorktown, she wasn’t “AOC, Socialist Superhero.” She was “Sandy,” the preppy science whiz who, according to a 2018 Halston Media News report, was a star in the Science Research Program. Her teacher, Michael Blueglass, gushed, “She was amazing… one of the most amazing presenters in all of the years I’ve been at Yorktown. Her ability to take complex information and explain it to all different levels of people was fantastic.” 

Sounds like a future congresswoman, not a street fighter.

Fast-forward to Boston University, where Sandy majored in economics and international relations, hardly the resume of a scrappy, inner-city warrior. 

New York GOP Assemblyman Matt Slater, a Yorktown High alum, dropped a yearbook bombshell, claiming he and AOC were at the same school (her a freshman, him a senior). Slater didn’t hold back on “Fox & Friends First,” saying, “To sit there and say that she’s a Bronx girl is just patently ridiculous… Everybody in our community knows this is just a bold-face lie. She grew up in Yorktown, she was on my track team.” 

Ouch! That’s gotta sting worse than a bad batch of kombucha.

Slater’s post lit up social media, complete with a pic of AOC’s Yorktown family home, hardly a tenement. AOC clapped back on X, insisting, “I’m proud of how I grew up and talk about it all the time. My mom cleaned houses and I helped. We cleaned tutors’ homes in exchange for SAT prep.” 

She doubled down, claiming, “Growing up between the Bronx and Yorktown deeply shaped my views of inequality & it’s a big reason I believe the things I do today!” Nice try, but the “Bronx girl” brand is looking shakier than a Jenga tower in a windstorm.

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Look, AOC can spin her story faster than a DJ at a rave, but the “Sandy from Yorktown” saga keeps poking holes in her tough-gal persona. It’s not about where you grew up, it’s about pretending you’re something you’re not to score political points. Maybe it’s time for AOC to ditch the Bronx bravado and embrace her inner suburban science nerd. At least that’d be honest. 

But the left always needs to portray themselves as victims because they get the ignorant sympathy votes.

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AOC wants Americans to boycott work, while she rakes in the dough

Seconds prior to performing COVID-19
 "self-finger swab"

Socialist Rep. Alexandria Occasionally-Comatose (D-NY) spoke mostly through her nose on a radio talk show Wednesday about the current pandemic and how Americans should refuse to go back to work and collect a paycheck, like she does, which adds up to $174,000 annually. She wasn't talking about boycotting your job for now, but even after the economy opens up again.

Easy for her to say with her annoying "belchy voice," because she gets paid with our tax money even if she stays home and does her Instagram political cooking show. But there are people who need to get back to work or their businesses will fail, their families will go hungry, and some may even do drastic things in order to cope.

Vice TV, which will air “A Seat at the Table” along with AOC's crazy commentary, reported that she calls for a national work boycott. Many in the nation, particularly those of us on the right, would like to see AOC boycott her job permanently.

The moron reportedly said on the show, “When we talk about this idea of reopening society you know, only in America —does the president — when the president tweets about liberation — does he mean go back to work. When we have this discussion about going back or reopening, I think a lot people should just say no — we’re not going back to that,” according to the Washington Times. "We're not going back to working 70-hour weeks just so that we can put food on the table and not even feel any sort of semblance of security in our lives.”

Of course, she is not speaking for herself--she never left her job, a job for which she is highly under-qualified.

This is a person who got a degree in economics from Boston University and believes that since the price of oil has declined to the point where the oil industry would pay you to take oil off their hands, that it's a great time for buying stock in green energy. She knows less about economics than a mosquito knows about algebra.

More idiotically, she is calling for Americans to remain jobless, then goes and blames Trump for the loss of 23 million jobs.

Some idiots are harmless, but not the ones in Congress or those who seek the presidency.

You know who you are.


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Doctor Grundy's lack of anger management skills

Boston So-Called University professor, Saida Grundy, is not your run-of-the-mill racist. She has a PhD. (which in her case stands for Piled Higher and Deeper) and it turns out that she is also charged with identity theft and convicted with a misdemeanor.

You remember Grundy, she tweeted about "white America" (I used a capital "A" for my country, she didn't) saying that it is white college males as a problem population. How, I wonder, will she grade white males in her class?

Her friend calls her Sai, but she wants white people to call her Doctor Grundy. I suspect that it must make her feel special and more elevated than white folk who, a race of people she appears to dislike for whatever internal reasons.

In 2007, Doctor Grundy was dating the same man that another woman dated. Grundy created a forged account on an adult website using the name of the other woman. 
The website she used was Fling.com, a site that bragged that it is the "hottest place to hook up!" and "get laid tonight."

The Fling.com site featured photos of the other woman, images that Grundy found on the man's email account.

The other woman, who will remain nameless, discovered what Grundy (who had not yet received her PhD, making her an official person to be called "Doctor")  had done and notified the Ann Arbor, Michigan police department.

The complaint went to criminal court and Grundy plea-bargained it down to a misdemeanor count of malicious use of a telecommunications service.. She pled guilty and was sentenced to probation.

Doctor Grundy's excuse: "When this incident occurred I was 24 and exercised the poor judgment of a heartbroken 24-year-old. I took accountability then as I do now. I hold true to the lessons learned, and my life has since moved on," she told Boston.com.

Boston So-Called University says that they will not dismiss Doctor Grundy for the revenge crime. "She admitted the mistake, accepted the consequences, and brought closure to that case," the senior VP of external affairs Steve Burgay said. "Eight years late, we do not see any reason to reopen it."

Ah, 'closure,' the favorite word of liberal arts graduates and social justice folks. As long as you're a liberal or an "oppressed" minority, you can do whatever you want as long as you're sorry for it later.

It doesn't even matter to Burgay or the school administration that Grundy told a white alleged rape victim (on Facebook) to "go cry somewhere" "since that's what you do."

We need closure.



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A Racist Twit

If the story went like this:

Boston University has a new incoming assistant professor of sociology and African-American studies who will be starting to teach there in June. Her name is Saida Grundy.

She is the first white professor to teach African-American studies and recently her Twitter account tweets were exposed by someone from another school. The tweets went like this: "Black masculinity isn't a problem for america's (sic) colleges. White masculinity is THE problem for america's (sic) colleges."

There would be outrage and Grundy would be fired quicker than a Bill Clinton pickup line in a sorority house.

But Grundy is black and she wasn't tweeting about black masculinity, she was tweeting about white masculinity. So, no harm, no foul, in the liberal mind. In fact, on Friday, the school's spokesman, Colin Riley (not to be confused with Anus O'Toole who runs the debate club) told FoxNews.com that Grundy was "exercising her right to free speech and we respect her right to do so."

I'm all for free speech, even when I don't want to hear what the liberal exercising that right is saying. But let's face it, if Grundy was white making the exact statements about black men on campus, she would have been told to go elsewhere to teach her racist hatred.

She has also tweeted more racist crap incorrectly claiming that only whites had enslaved entire generations of people. "Deal with your white shit, white people. slavery is *YALL* thing."

Grundy does not seem to like white folks very much, I believe.

On Saturday, the school had been inundated by angry emails. Some of these emails were from former donors to the so-called institution of higher learning stating they would no longer donate to the school.

So after the brave staff of Boston University finished peeing in their skivvies, the tune changed: "The University does not condone racism or bigotry in any form and we are deeply saddened when anyone makes such offensive statements." the university's Colin said with a tremble in his voice.

Nick Pappas, a student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst was the person who discovered the tweets and posted Grundy's racist tweets on his website SoCawledge.com.

Pappas questioned how she could teach a diverse group of students when she holds racial hostility toward an entire group of people. "You have to teach college-aged white males eventually, no? . . . this seems like you are unqualified to grade their work as you clearly demonstrate some kind of special bias against them," he wrote.

When the fertilizer hit the proverbial fan, this was when alumni and donors wrote to complain. 

Riley doubled-down stating: " . . . the opinions expressed by Dr. Grundy, in what were seemingly private electronic messages, constitutes her opinion and we must recognize her right to have that opinion whether or not we agree."

True, we all have equal dibs on the First Amendment.

But the school does not have to hire her if her opinion is racist, vile and likely to interfere with her ability to grade students fairly. Also, the "seemingly private electronic messages" were not so private that Nick Pappas was unable to retrieve them from social media.

Grundy didn't respond to requests for comment from FoxNews.com and has now made her Twitter account private, which proves my point about it.

David Horowitz, who runs the website FrontPageMagazine.com and is the author of "Reforming our Universities," told FoxNews.com that "Anti-white racism is rampant in Black Studies programs." 

He also pointed out how the school's reaction to the blowback betrays double-standards on race. "If she were a white racist rather than an anti-white racist, she would never be hired. Professors are supposed to be experts in some scholarly field and professionals in their classroom discourse. They don't have a license to indoctrinate students in their prejudices--whether those prejudices are right or left," Horowitz said.

Let me repeat: I am all for free speech. We all have the right to express our opinions. But if I work for Burger King and tweeted that I believe their burgers taste like the leather of a bicycle seat on a hot summer day after Michael Moore rode it, I would expect to be looking for work at McDonalds very soon thereafter.

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