New York congressional candidate and Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Friday went after reporters criticizing her decision to ban reporters from her town halls.
Ocasio-Cortez held a series of town halls last week in which members of the press were banned, which led to criticism from reporters including the Washington Post’s Seung Min Kim. Kim said on Twitter that Ocasio-Cortez would need to get used to press scrutiny because members of Congress deal with the press regularly, but the candidate said reporters would stop people from feeling "safe."
"Our community is 50% immigrant. Folks are victims of DV, trafficking, + have personal medical issues," Ocasio-Cortez told Kim. "This town hall was designed for residents to feel safe discussing sensitive issues in a threatening political time."
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8 comments:
Voters in the district she hopes to represent are victims...of her shallow, ill-grounded logic and panic at being held accountable for the nonsense she spews. Like Hillary she wants to rattle on without the inconvenience of reportage or fact checking.
Hypocrite
I would expect nothing less from a socialist.
I am really looking forward to watching this train wreck in progress! Get me some popcorn!
CIVIL WAR 2020.
Domestic violence from other illegals, free healthcare as reported and I thought illegals were healthy, working and paying taxes and NON VIOLENT. I'm confused??
If it is a personal medical issue, do not take it to the town hall meeting. If it is a crime , report it. Public policy Is discussed openly in a democracy. A socialist viewpoint should not prevail.
She wants to keep everyone in the dark. So they will not find out she is PRO-illegal.
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