Alexandria
Ocasio-Cortez beat the pants off the Bronx/Queens Democratic Machine Joe
Crowley on Tuesday, June 26th.
Ocasio-Cortez says her
first goal, if elected to the House in November, is to introduce legislation
abolishing Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE).
She supports impeaching
President Trump. Her radicalized anti-Israel stance became apparent in a tweet
blaming Israel for the recent violence in Gaza perpetuated by Hamas: “This is a
massacre. I hope my peers have the moral courage to call it such. No state or
entity is absolved of mass shootings of protesters. There is no justification.
Palestinian people deserve basic human dignity, as anyone else. Democrats can’t
be silent about this anymore.”
She also blamed
Palestinian deaths on Trump’s decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over
the Jewish state’s capital, Jerusalem.
Along with her tweets,
a former New York City Council candidate whose platform was to “defeat the
greedy Jewish landlords” both volunteered for her campaign and attended her
election-night victory party.
Roughly two hours after
a gunman blasted his way into the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis with a
shotgun Thursday afternoon killing five people, the Socialist bartender tweeted
a wild-ass lie:
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Ocasio2018) June 28, 2018
It appears our Bronx
Bolshevik was just lazy enough to cite information from a crowd-sourced database
that, in their own words, define a mass shooting “as a single outburst of
violence in which four or more people are shot.
This is not the same as mass murder as defined by the FBI.
There have been exactly three mass shootings in
2018: Stoneman-Douglas High School in Parkland,
FL, Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, TX and the Capital Gazette newspaper in Annapolis.
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| Statista.com |
Lying on cue and
exploiting the deaths in Annapolis; who saw that coming? She’s gonna do just
fine in the Democrat Party.
UPDATE: We wish to thank one of our readers, Fran, for pointing out a mistake in the number of mass shootings which have occurred in 2018. We originally reported two incidents inadvertently omitting the incident in Santa Fe, TX in May of 2018. We deeply regret the error.
UPDATE: We wish to thank one of our readers, Fran, for pointing out a mistake in the number of mass shootings which have occurred in 2018. We originally reported two incidents inadvertently omitting the incident in Santa Fe, TX in May of 2018. We deeply regret the error.
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