Another Democrat Rips Into Ocasio-Cortez, Wishes She’d

New Post Public Reply Private Reply Replies (0) Message Board
Lmcat
76
Another Democrat Rips Into Ocasio-Cortez, Wishes She’d Just ‘Go Away’

Ocasio-Cortez-1.jpg

After espousing how much I loved Democratic New York congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for probably doing more harm to the far left than helping, it seems Democrats are catching onto the ruse.

It was just days ago that outgoing Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill expressed confusion about all of the hype surrounding Ocasio-Cortez.

“I’m a little confused why she’s the thing,” McCaskill told CNN. It truly has been a bizarre surprise for many politicians and pundits as to how, exactly, Ocasio-Cortez rocketed up to be one of the leftists’ favorite political figures.

“I’m not sure what she’s done yet to generate that kind of enthusiasm, but I wish her well,” McCaskill said. The outgoing senator also offered some pearls of wisdom to the 29-year-old Ocasio-Cortez.

“The rhetoric is cheap,” she said. “Getting results is a lot harder.”

But while McCaskill’s comments could stem from some form of bitterness — considering the timing of her ouster and Ocasio-Cortez’s rise — other Democratic figures are starting to echo her sentiments.

Joining McCaskill in her warnings of Ocasio-Cortez is Democrat Doug Schoen. The 65-year-old former Clinton adviser is a Fox News contributor and seemed painfully aware of the damage Ocasio-Cortez has wrought during her rapid ascent during an appearance on “The Five.”


Schoen hoped for Ocasio-Cortez to “just go away” before pleading with Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi to do something about the young socialist.

“I hope Nancy Pelosi gets to her and says she’d do better for herself to be silent for a while, because she is not the face or the voice of the Democratic Party that I grew up with, know and continue to support,” Schoen said.

Schoen also noted that “you have to be a moderate” in most of America, excluding the coastal elites. Schoen also noted that for Democrats to beat Trump, they needed moderates, not far-left socialists.

Schoen also pointed out that many of the House seats that Democrats flipped in typically red states in the 2018 midterms were done so thanks to moderate Democrats.

Unfortunately for Schoen, but fortunately for most conservatives and Republicans, it doesn’t seem like Ocasio-Cortez is going anywhere for the time being. Her self-destructive rhetoric and nonsense seems like it will stay in place for the time being.

But on a serious note, and I seldom ever do this, I have to agree with some of these Democrats. People like Schoen and McCaskill may be worried about Ocasio-Cortez’s rise because of what it represents for the Democratic party, but I worry about what she represents for America.

Say what you will about Ocasio-Cortez, but she certainly has an allure among far leftists. They love her with an unbridled passion. It’s positively cult-like, if I’m going to be brutally honest.

When a voice spewing idiotic nonsense about the need for socialism and “free” healthcare for all falls on as many ears as it does, those concepts begin to take actual root.

Republicans, Democrats and Americans with any semblance of sense should see that for the clear and present danger that it is.

https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/another-dem...ve-tribune
Scroll down for more posts ▼

Top 10 Most Recent News Articles

LIV Golf's Big Play: Restructuring with Saudi PIF

Updated Category News Views 6

Trailblazing Change in the Golf World It's like watching a high-stakes game of chess where pieces are worth billions. White Knight Capital Corp. has thrown its hat into the ring with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia to overhaul LIV Golf Enterprises. This isn't your average Monday morning golf chat; it's full-on corporate drama with financial steroids. Debt Swap...

Continue Reading
Innovative SOV Launches for Offshore Wind Revolution

Updated Category News Views 2

A New Era for Offshore Wind Operations Mark my words, folks, this launch ain't just some minor milestone swaying gently on the industry seas. ZPMC's 'Wind of Ocean' is about to kickstart a whole new game in Europe's offshore wind space. Built with brains and brawn, this vessel embodies the future of sustainable and efficient offshore operations. The announcement from...

Continue Reading
MiniTool MovieMaker 8.9: Keyframe Animation Upgrade

Updated Category News Views 2

Breaking Down MiniTool MovieMaker 8.9's Revamp Kicking off the day with some noteworthy news in the creative software arena, MiniTool's latest update to its MovieMaker program is grabbing attention. It’s not often you hear software developers hitting the right balance between functionality and simplicity as they've done with this release. Keyframe Animation: The Star of...

Continue Reading
Fujifilm's New 400mm Lens: A Game Changer?

Updated Category News Views 1

Big Moves from Fujifilm's Camp Now we're talking, Fujifilm! Just when you think they might ease off the throttle, they crank up the heat with the XF 400mm f/4.5 R LM OIS WR lens. This isn’t just your run-of-the-mill update. It's a significant addition to their already beefed-up lineup for sports and wildlife. You know what that means: more reach, less baggage. Compact...

Continue Reading
Argo Biopharma's BW-20805 Shows Promise in HAE Phase II Trial

Updated Category News Views 1

Argo's Gains in Hereditary Angioedema Therapy Think about it, folks – reducing a hereditary angioedema attack by over 80%? Argo Biopharma, the slick operator in the RNA therapeutics space, is flexing its muscles again. They've hauled in some impressive data for their siRNA therapeutic, BW-20805, at the 2026 Bradykinin Symposium in Berlin. For you deep-pocketed investors...

Continue Reading
Clinical Trials Services Market Set for Big Growth

Updated Category News Views 2

Eyeing a Market Surge in Clinical Trials Numbers don't lie, and they're painting a promising picture for the clinical trials services market with a solid 8% growth forecasted annually till 2031. From a modest $66.20 billion in 2026, we're looking at ballooning to a hefty $97.41 billion by 2031. What’s cooking? Let me dish it out for you. Key Drivers and Dynamics North...

Continue Reading
Potomac Edison Eyes Rate Hike for System Overhaul

Updated Category News Views 0

FirstEnergy's Potomac Edison Pushes for Rate Adjustment The walls are closing in on the energy sector, and Potomac Edison is seizing the moment. With their proposed $52.8 million rate adjustment, they're not only aiming to keep the lights on but to power up their entire infrastructure game. It's a gutsy move, particularly in volatile times. The Price Tag: Weighing Costs...

Continue Reading
Pathlock Faces Identity Governance Opportunities in 2026

Updated Category News Views 3

Challenges in Identity Governance Emerge for 2026 Imagine a world where digital identities run wild—unmonitored, orphaned, dormant. Welcome to 2026, where identity governance and administration (IGA) face a reckoning, dragging enterprises into the spotlight as they scramble to protect against identity chaos. With Pathlock’s recent recognition in the Gartner Market...

Continue Reading
Reolink Unveils OMVI 2i Ultra at IFA 2026

Updated Category News Views 6

Reolink's Bold Move Into the Future of Home Security Amidst the hustle of Berlin's IFA 2026, Reolink dropped its latest gem: the OMVI 2i Ultra—an all-in-one security powerhouse promising to change the game for home protection junkies. As usual, Reolink's got its eyes on the prize, pushing boundaries with this latest lineup. OMVI 2i Ultra: Dual-View Revolution If you've...

Continue Reading
China's Diplomatic Dance: SCO Summit & Key Visits

Updated Category News Views 2

A Diplomatic Balancing Act Xi Jinping's recent diplomatic tour, climaxing at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit and extending through critical visits to Kyrgyzstan and Egypt, paints a compelling picture of China's strategic intentions. For those of us watching the geopolitical chessboard, it's like seeing a master strategist at work—pondering a tricky...

Continue Reading

Top 5 Most Recently Viewed Articles

Theravance Buyout Scrutinized: Is Zymeworks Deal Fair?

Updated Category News Views 6

Theravance and Zymeworks: What's the Deal? First things first, the numbers. Theravance Biopharma, the biotech entity waving its NASDAQ: TBPH ticker, is about to jump into bed with Zymeworks, another player in the pharma game. The pitch? One hundred seventy-six bucks a share in cold, hard cash, plus a contingent value right. That's right—sweet on paper, but always worth...

Continue Reading
Top Stock Split Opportunities for Maximum Growth Potential

Updated Category News Views 72

Stock splits surged back into the limelight recently, flipping the script on a strategy that had been gathering dust. Once thought outdated, these moves have become hot again, reflecting how companies with robust performances can maintain investor interest while managing share prices effectively. When you see a stock split, it’s often more than just a number game; it's...

Continue Reading
Roc Nation and Musicow: Pioneering a New Era in Music Equity

Updated Category News Views 455

Roc Nation Collaborates with Musicow for Music Equity Innovation Roc Nation has embarked on an exciting partnership with Musicow, a South Korean fintech firm. This collaboration aims to introduce the first Music Equity Service Provider (MESP) in the United States. By allowing music rights holders to buy, sell, and trade shares in music royalty revenue, this initiative...

Continue Reading
Latest Updates from the FDA: New Guidelines and Approvals

Updated Category News Views 396

Insights from Recent FDA Activities The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released an overview of recent important developments aimed at enhancing public health and safety. These updates offer invaluable information about various health issues, product approvals, and guidance to manufacturers. Investigation of E. coli Outbreak Recently, the FDA updated its...

Continue Reading
Insider Sale Sparks Interest in BorgWarner's Future Prospects

Updated Category News Views 173

Understanding Insider Transactions at BorgWarner Recently, a notable insider sale captured attention. Isabelle McKenzie, the Vice President of BorgWarner, made headlines when she sold 2,500 shares, totaling around $100,025. This transaction was officially reported in a filing to the SEC, particularly through a Form 4. Such insider activities often spark curiosity among...

Continue Reading