AOC's Latest Embarrassment (and spilling some tea on her)
January 18, 2023
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as posted by the channelAOC delivers a strange lecture on how politicians get appointed to their committees--Jordan Chariton (@JordanChariton on Twitter) is joined by Zeynab Day and Ty Bayliss to discuss this—and why this kind of lecture is not why progressives fought to get her elected. Zana, who helped write speeches for AOC, also reveals behind-the-scenes dirt on AOC.
Zeynab Day@ZeynabDay on Twitter | Substack| @bullhornbulletin on Youtube
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