Future Speaker of the House AOC?

I have no idea why you feel that AOC should not speak on the floor on the passing of RBG or what this has to do with her not being mainstream.

Please explain.

What did she say that you feel is anti-American propaganda?

From the articles that I read regarding her remarks on the passing of RBG, she was full of praise for the first female Jewish member of the SCOTUS.

“The new line of DNC jews are that the squad…” I don’t think a single member of ‘the squad’ identifies as Jewish.

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RBG passed away before Rosh Hashana and I wasn’t reading the news during that time but I cannot find anywhere that she spoke in the Senate.
You didn’t post what you felt she said that was anti-American.
RBG is a female that was born and raised in NY. She is an inspiration to women. AOC is a female representative from NY. That is enough of a reason to have her speak on RBG’s death.

Even if she became speaker of the house , so what? She is 100 times more Pro-American than the Russian and Chinese owned hypocrite Mitch Mcconnell.

She wants cabinets status
But please send her back to the bar

“Why did Chuck Schumer give AOC the floor ”

Schumer is the Senate Minority Leader. He has no power to give AOC or any other non-Senator the floor of the Senate. That would be against Senate rules.

AOC as a member of the House of Representatives has the right to make one speech each day. Usually they are to an empty chamber.

So drop the conspiracy theories.

“She spouts Commy ideas”

Obviously your yeshiva education did not include a basic political science class. She is nothing like a communist.

I write that as someone who does not like her and contributed to her primary opponent. Her ideas are a lot like Trump’s — lacking reason and detail, but good at getting media attention from a cult.

Jackk -“You should read her website for what her views are because I am sure that you will agree with most of them.”

LOL!
What kind of dream world are you living in?!?
Her views from the NY Post:
“Defund the NYPD by 50%.
Confront Gov. Andrew Cuomo and push the state Legislature to tax the rich to help fund the Green New Deal and New York Health Act, legislation that would create a government-run, single-payer health insurance system and to prevent state cuts in public services. “In the face of an austerity budget, many of our campaigns will lend their weight to a demand on the state government to tax the rich, putting us directly in the cross hairs of Andrew Cuomo. We welcome his hatred. Remaining resolute now is the time to expand the public sector, to provide social housing, public power [energy/utility supplier] …,” the plan says.
Use the COVID-related housing crisis to “cancel” rent, thus squeezing landlords of revenue and forcing them to give up their properties and “exit the market” — and have the state acquire the properties and convert them to public housing. Its housing agenda also includes “undermining” the real estate industry’s already diminished clout in the Democrat-run state Legislature.”