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In the latest drama from the socialist princess herself, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is stirring up a storm about a potential Department of Justice investigation. Like clockwork, she’s playing the victim card again after whispers of legal scrutiny for her actions during an immigration webinar surface. It’s classic AOC—always crying foul and blaming someone else, this time over her own controversial guidance to illegal immigrants.
Using the First Amendment as her shield, AOC claims she’s merely informing people about their rights. But what she’s really doing is navigating the murky waters of legal advice, hinting to illegal immigrants how to sidestep ICE enforcement. Her tactics during this webinar were not just reckless; they reek of arrogance and disregard for the rule of law that real Americans respect.
When confronted about the implications of her actions, she had the audacity to warn about a supposed escalation if the DOJ dared probe into her conduct. But isn’t this typical of liberal elitists who think they’re above scrutiny? They speak of democracy, yet they encourage behavior that undermines the very legal frameworks that hold our nation together.
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Instead of addressing the potential consequences of her actions, AOC takes the cowardly route, accusing Tom Homan, a patriot with real concerns, of trying to intimidate her. She spews claims of a politically motivated witch hunt, desperate to paint herself as a martyr. Meanwhile, she ignores her own attempts to turn a blind eye to law enforcement efforts, and the agendas she pushes that clearly put American security at risk.
AOC should perhaps ponder on this: if her advice tips the scale towards chaos rather than order, shouldn’t she be held accountable? In the end, AOC’s deflecting only raises more questions about her motives. Should Americans really trust her brand of activism, or see it for the dangerous rhetoric that it is?
