'Though she acquitted herself well in a majority of the interviews and panels in Munich, one stumble stood out - demonstrating she hasn’t yet fully conceived a foreign-policy vision. It’s also a warning for progressives: It’s vital to approach certain foreign-policy and national-security issues, including China’s potential invasion of Taiwan, in a more sophisticated manner.' This, as muted as it is,is a direct attack on her preparedness to run. Coming from them, it's almost a death knell.
They went on to say that 'Questioned directly about whether the U.S. should send troops to defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion, Ocasio-Cortez stalled for about 20 seconds. “I think that, uh, this is such a, a — you know, I think that — this is a, um — this is of course, a, uh, a very long-standing, um, policy of the United States,” the congresswoman said.' You can read the full, uncensored report by clicking on her left cheak.
No matter how they might want us to see it, it's a condemnation of her lack of preparedness, and I guess, proves what we aleady know about her. We already have enough bartenders. As a 'Bartender in chief', she'd be a disaster.
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Any thinking person could have answered the Taiwan question easily and AOC couldn’t. The obvious answer is that one does not telegraph one’s military strategy to one’s opponent.
ReplyDeleteI have to correct you, AOCrazy is a Failed Bartender.
ReplyDeleteNo matter how you feel about her politics, you have to admit she has a lovely set of boobs.
ReplyDeleteHow do you know. I've seen boobs drop like melting ice cream when the bra came off.
DeleteShe was not a bartender, she was a bar server.
ReplyDeleteHer gravitas is on full display.
ReplyDeleteJpaul
If it's not scripted she doesn't seem to do well.
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