Democratic Socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has reportedly spent over $300 on her new hairstyle at an upscale Washington salon.
Ocasio-Cortez, 29, spent $80 on a haircut and an additional $180 on low lights at the high-end Last Tangle salon in the district. If she tipped the customary 20%, her bill would have totaled $312 for a single hair style.
The freshman congresswoman from New York has made waves supporting socialist ideals since assuming office in early 2019. Despite fighting for inflated government-mandated minimum wages and promoting the "Green New Deal," Ocasio-Cortez expressed disappointment when she did not receive a congressional raise to her $174,000 salary this summer. She also stated that luxury apartment should be a "basic right" in a social media video posted this summer.
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11 comments:
The real story is how someone could go to a supposed high end salon and fork over 300 dollars and still look like a frump? This does not happen. If the salon were in fact high end she would have come out looking a whole lot better then going in. She was taken for the fool she is by them.
Didn't help.
You just can't fix ugly
She is going to be rich for life now with her $184,000 per year and Bennies. She forgot where she came from. No more bartending for her.
Who cares? Please don't slum down in their levels. Make fun of her ridiculous policies, not her appearance. Have some class.
Congress members should all be sharing dorm suites in a government dormitory.
500k in savings when she ran for office? 3 non profits started at age 19 as she was being groomed by Ted Kennedy for a year and then Bernie. Bartending was total Bs.
Did they tie bows in her mane?
It didn't take. A total waste of our money.
our tax dollars 758 pm comments
she is paid by We The People
Northwest Woodsman: There is absolutely nothing that woman could do to make herself attractive. She has no attributes that I am aware of that anyone, including feminists could construe as some sort of attractiveness. The type of woman you would nor look at in passing at a grocery store.
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