This stuff is to good to be true. 😆 Hannity and his executive producer Lynda McLaughlin brainstormed new monikers for the freshman lawmaker on the latest episode of “The Sean Hannity Show” on Premiere Radio Networks. McLaughlin initiated the game after suggesting she wanted to boycott calling Ocasio-Cortez by the acronym AOC because she didn’t “know if I want her in acronym space yet.” “I don’t think she deserves it,” she added. “I’m going to call her ‘Ocasio’, or maybe ‘O-scare-io,’ or ‘O-crazy-o.’” Hannity later lobbed out a few more ideas — including “O-socially” and “O-socialist-o.” Read More...
The more I follow this person the more I realize that she has no work experience, no real world experience and she is not very bright. The reason people don't share salary information has nothing to do with gender. It has everything to do with work place harmony. Generally men don't share salaries with other men or women. Every job I have ever had this was an offense that could get you terminated. Not everybody has the same skill set. Not everybody has the same work ethic. Not everybody puts in the same amount of time for the employer. NOT EVERYBODY IS EQUAL!!! For all I know the man or woman next to me makes more money. It is not my business. Let me repeat. IT IS NOT MY BUSINESS and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez it is not your business either... Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is clueless
One could only hope but then again it would be so funny to watch this dingle berry try to articulate her positions with facts and not just intentions... Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) has infuriated colleagues by aligning with a progressive outside group that’s threatening to primary entrenched Democrats. Now some of those lawmakers are turning the tables on her and are discussing recruiting a primary challenger to run against the social media sensation. At least one House Democrat has been privately urging members of the New York delegation to recruit a local politician from the Bronx or Queens to challenge Ocasio-Cortez. “What I have recommended to the New York delegation is that you find her a primary opponent and make her a one-term congressperson,” the Democratic lawmaker, who requested anonymity, told The Hill. “You’ve got numerous council people and state legislators who’ve been waiting 20 years for that seat. I’m sure they can find numerous people w...