Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), made headlines when she revealed that she wouldn’t be able to afford Washington, D.C. rent until her government salary kicks in.
The
lack of affordable housing in Washington is no joke, but the
predicament also speaks to the young lawmaker’s financial literacy — or
lack thereof. The 29-year-old didn’t think to consider something as
basic as the relocation expenses of a new job opportunity.
If
she doesn’t know how much an apartment costs, how much confidence
should taxpayers have in her ability to effectively deliver trillions of
dollars in campaign promises?
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Well this socialist genius probably expected to tax the rich to pay for her apartment.
ReplyDeleteNot very sharp on her feet.
DeleteRemember she has an Economics BS.
ReplyDelete:) Check out the lady who wrote this. On our side.
DeleteAgain: she would be out of her depth in a parking lot puddle. May the citizen of New York get in full measure every thing they deserve for voting into office a bimbo like her.
ReplyDelete:) & CA, though there are conservative areas in both.
DeleteTo claim she doesn't know how to play the game, borders on willful ignorance. I say those of us w/ a house dem rep, petition to have her speaker of the house, much better results. https://www.fec.gov/data/candidates/house/?q=H8NY15148&cycle=2018
ReplyDeleteWhy deny such a repressed minority from running the matriarch. Yes, I used the proper term, as marriage defines all of Congress.
To claim she doesn't know how to play the game, borders on willful ignorance.
DeleteEnding cash on hand $512,813.07
Debts owed by committee $1,816.06
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Why deny such a repressed minority from running the matriarch.
Fully agree!
Guess she never heard of room mates. PfdtPr common practice with many other longtilon legislaters.Suck it lady!
ReplyDeleteShe would make a better bar tender.
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