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Re: AOC is the Democrats' best shot against Trump in 2024

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On Sun, 21 Jan 2024 10:01:41 +0000 (UTC), Jimmy K <jimmyk@drugs.rus>
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>When Barack Obama came out of nowhere to win his Senate seat in 2004, it 
>almost felt preordained. As if he was the person we had been waiting for 
>to breathe fresh air into the Democratic Party. 
>
>Flash forward to 2018, and the meteoric rise of a 29-year-old bartender 
>from Queens feels eerily similar. She has been unafraid, unapologetic and 
>unwilling to bend to the will of Washington. She is a force to be reckoned 
>with, and in 2024 Democrats are going to need her force to reckon with 
>Republicans. 
>
>Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) is less of a personality and more 
>of a movement. Yes, the smart, photogenic congresswoman is the face of the 
>rising progressive movement, but she is also the future of the Democratic 
>Party. AOC has cultivated a following beyond politics. She’s an influencer 
>in its purest form. Her ability to relate to her supporters and allow them 
>a glimpse into her private life is a blueprint for Democrats trying to act 
>less like mannequins and more like humans. 
>
>She’s the voice of a movement that began after the banks were bailed out 
>by the government, while homeowners were left to default. The simplicity 
>with which she talks about everyday struggles hints that she’s not just a 
>persona for consumption. She isn’t beholden to corporations, is a 
>prodigious small-dollar fundraiser, and could out-Trump Trump like no 
>other politician has been able to.
>
>If Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is the Godfather, Ocasio-Cartez is Michael 
>Corleone. As the architect of Medicare for All, a $15 minimum wage and 
>numerous other programs that are now mainstream, Bernie’s place in history 
>has already been solidified. While Sanders may disagree with some of the 
>progressives in his caucus, his worth carries major weight. Bernie passing 
>the torch to AOC and recruiting her to run for president would be bold and 
>would strengthen and solidify her base of supporters before she even gets 
>out of the gate.
>
>AOC wields a superpower that is rarely found in Washington: She isn’t 
>afraid to lose. Her 2018 victory wasn’t just historic, it was shocking, 
>and felt predestined — much like when we first saw a brilliant speaker 
>with a funny name and big ears remind us that through hope and change we 
>could put our country on a new course. 
>
>AOC has the ability to tell the story of her generation. She’s Barack 
>Obama if Barack Obama was an actual progressive. I love Obama, but he was 
>a moderate who sounded like a progressive. 
>
>Ocasio-Cortez represents the possibilities and opportunities that make our 
>country great. Where else could a 29-year-old bartender upset a political 
>heavyweight and become a symbol for her generation?  AOC was never 
>supposed to win her race. Few gave her a chance, but a funny thing 
>happened: Voters loved her honesty, youth and humble beginnings. Voters 
>were sick of career politicians who rarely came back to their districts. 
>So they voted Joe Crowley out and AOC in. That wasn’t luck, that was fate. 
>In a Democratic Party that looks more like a Golden Girls spin-off than a 
>reflection of our rich diversity, AOC has become the face of a generation. 
>
>It would have been easy for her to walk into Congress and hire nothing but 
>communications staff. It would have been easy for her to sell out and do 
>the cash grab. She could have publicly made Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and 
>Charles Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) lives a living hell just to show off for her 
>supporters. 
>
>Instead, she did her homework and tried to fly under the radar while 
>learning the nuances of Congress and the levers of power that run it. She 
>did exactly what you would want your number one draft pick to do: She 
>prepared for the moment. Her tough questioning of corporations and 
>industry leaders has been a viral hit that adds to her credentials. AOC 
>rarely backs down from a fight. 
>
>The congresswoman holds no punches when it comes to Sens. Joe Manchin (D- 
>W.Va.) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.). Echoing my previous calls for Sinema 
>to face a primary challenge, AOC publicly declared that she “should be” 
>primaried and said this of Manchin: 
>
>“This idea that one person gets to go on television and provide weak 
>arguments as to why they are blocking the basic civil rights of our 
>Americans, and journalists don’t push back, and our party leadership 
>doesn’t push back, and the president doesn’t push back forcefully — that 
>makes me mad.”
>
>A new CNN poll finds that 75 percent of Democratic and Democratic-leaning 
>voters want the party to nominate someone other than President Biden in 
>2024. Should President Biden announce that he will not seek a second term, 
>AOC would represent the bridge that he hoped to create. Much like Barack 
>Obama talked about his student loan debt, AOC can uniquely talk about the 
>struggles of a forgotten generation waiting for someone to speak up for 
>them. 
>
>If Jan. 6 was a dry run for what we’ll see in 2024, we need an 
>inspirational and generational candidate to fight back. Democrats need AOC 
>to meet this historic moment.
>
>The country needs a fresh start. We need someone who can inspire us but 
>also look to heal some of our wounds. Most importantly, the country needs 
>a president who never wanted to be president. I don’t necessarily agree 
>with everything the congresswoman believes, that’s called healthy 
>dialogue. But what I believe is that when no one is looking, she’d do 
>what’s right for the country, not what’s right for her bank account. 
>
>There is no denying that AOC would boost GOP turnout as a result of 
>coverage on right wing networks built to scare elderly white voters. But 
>she would electrify the party’s base, turn out the youth at record levels 
>and bring the party together by acknowledging the threat posed by electing 
>Trump Republicans.
>
>In the age of social media and quick sound bites, no Democrat is more 
>prepared to embarrass a bully like Donald Trump or Florida governor Ron 
>DeSantis and return some chutzpah to the Democratic Party. There will be 
>no going high when they go low anymore. It appears the only rule is there 
>are no rules, and AOC is ready to enter the cage and fight for our 
>democracy.
>
>If anyone is prepared to unify the Democratic Party and put the focus back 
>on the working class, it’s AOC. Republicans laugh, Democrats fawn, but if 
>voters trust her, we could finally be looking at the first woman 
>president. 
>
>It’s not just Democrats that need Ocasio-Cortez to electrify a nation and 
>ensure Trump or DeSantis doesn’t find his way into the White House. We all 
>need a leader who knows the price of gas, can tell you the cost of milk 
>and still remembers trying to figure out how she could keep the lights on.
>
>America doesn’t belong to us, it belongs to the generations that will come 
>after us. It is our obligation, in the face of fascism to put up a 
>candidate who isn’t just different than the Republicans, but is disgusted 
>by Republicans and prepared to say why. 
>
>There will never be another Barack Obama, but I have a feeling we’ll be 
>saying the same about AOC. When opportunity meets preparation and history 
>creates the moment, the cream of the crop always rises, leaving everyone 
>else behind. 
>
>Democrats want a fighter, not a politician. They want someone who punches 
>back and isn’t afraid to say what they mean.
>
>Michael Starr Hopkins is a founding partner at Northern Starr Strategies. 
>
>https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/3583238-aoc-is-the-democrats-best-
>shot-against-trump-in-2024/


She has my vote:  https://mrdeepfakes.com/video/6949/aoc-blowjob

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