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"... I mean, they talk about things that everybody wants, especially like if you are a parent" (Original Post) demmiblue Jul 2018 OP
republicans are a a political class that only knows how to take from the American people bigtree Jul 2018 #1
It was rather eye-opening, wasn't it? demmiblue Jul 2018 #3
This 'Fox & Friends' segment about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is beyond parody demmiblue Jul 2018 #2

bigtree

(85,977 posts)
1. republicans are a a political class that only knows how to take from the American people
Tue Jul 24, 2018, 08:56 AM
Jul 2018

Last edited Tue Jul 24, 2018, 11:26 AM - Edit history (1)

...amazing times to have such a clear contrast between republican greed, and Democratic beneficence.


demmiblue

(36,823 posts)
2. This 'Fox & Friends' segment about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is beyond parody
Tue Jul 24, 2018, 05:35 PM
Jul 2018
Fox & Friends on Tuesday featured an interview with Daily Caller associate editor Virginia Kruta about her experience attending an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rally in St. Louis that could have been mistaken for satire.

Kruta told hosts that both Ocasio-Cortez and the Democratic candidate for whom she was stumping, Cori Bush, “talk about things that everybody wants, especially if you’re a parent — they talk about education for your kids, health care for your kids. Things that you want.”

But for Kruta, that sort of discussion is an “uncomfortable” thing.

It's now the 28-year-old's world and we are all just living in it.

“If you’re not really paying attention to how they’re going to pay for it, or the rest of that, it’s easy to fall into that trap and say, ‘my kids deserve this, and maybe the government should be responsible for helping me with that,'” she added.

Host Ainsley Earhardt interjected to earnestly ask Kruta, “As a conservative, when you’re sitting in that audience or standing in that audience, and you’re listening to that message, how did it make you feel? Were you angry? Were you more drawn to that?”

Kruta replied by saying she “was mostly uncomfortable, because I was surrounded by a group of people who were talking about how they had gotten involved because they were tired of being angry all the time. It seems like so much effort to be angry about everything, instead of to focus on what you could do to change it.”

https://thinkprogress.org/alexandria-ocasio-cortez-virginia-kruta-fox-and-friends-daily-caller-rally-c7e6bd164cd1/
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