When you spend a lot of time on social media like this editor does, seeing a poll where anyone hasn’t heard of the annoying Socialist Democrat, Alexandria Ocacio-Cortez, seems crazy. And that the people who haven’t heard of her are actually Democrats is even CRAZIER.
It's … interesting … that only 23% of Republicans haven't heard enough about @AOC to form an opinion, compared to a sizable 44% of Democrats https://t.co/PIoWFDjUiK pic.twitter.com/ybf0YhykSa
— Brett LoGiurato (@BrettLoGiurato) March 28, 2019
How could any Democrat NOT have heard about She Guevara?
Welp, she has some ideas …
It’s almost as though there is a directed + concerted far-right propaganda machine with a whole cable news channel, and a dark-money internet operation propped up by the Mercers et al dedicated to maligning me & stoking nat’l division, reported on by @JaneMayerNYer or something https://t.co/HChBp04c8W
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 29, 2019
OMG YOU GUYS, AOC found out about our propaganda machine! Quick! We have to get rid of it before someone else sees it!
And there she goes again babbling about the dark money that’s after her.
You know that face you make when the neighbor kids keep walking through your grass even after you’ve asked them nicely to KNOCK IT OFF but they keep doing it anyway? Yup, just made that face. #GitOffOurLawn
— NorseThunder (@Odinsonsmjolnir) March 29, 2019
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It's like a vast right wing conspiracy against stupidity.
— Nothingburger Mueller (@John_Monahan) March 29, 2019
Maybe the 44% of Democrats who say they don’t know enough about you to form an opinion are just being polite. https://t.co/IZexKek7pv
— Boomieleaks (@notwokieleaks) March 29, 2019
HA!
It’s possible.
“Something, something, vast right-wing conspiracy…”
— Kyle Griesinger (@KyleGriesinger) March 29, 2019
I heard enough by watching the tape of AOC questions of Tim Sloan with Wells Fargo under testimony. Not sure why her staff mislead her with this list of questions but it was embarrassing. #FridayThoughts
— Burt Baker (@burthbaker) March 29, 2019
Why are people so afraid to take responsibility for their words and actions. If you don't like the polls, CHANGE your rhetoric and appeal to more voters. Maybe it's the message and the messenger that are the problem and not the pollsters.
— Yusuf Hameed, MD (@yusufhameed) March 29, 2019
But it’s not her fault! It’s the big mean GOP propaganda machine and stuff!
Conspiracy theories aren’t good for either side so let’s just not make things up.
— Clay W (@817WalkerClay) March 29, 2019
You go with that ?
— Michael Ferguson ✝️⚾️♿️??????? (@mcferguson76) March 29, 2019
ZZZZZZZZ……
— Chuck Golden (@old_nav_golden) March 29, 2019
I don’t know if I should laugh out loud or offer support. Forgive me as I can’t get my drink down because of my uncontrollable laughing.
— Tom Esparza (@mouse512) March 29, 2019
She makes this too easy.
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