AOC - can she get any dumber

Bugenhagen said:
Mixing up Keynes and Friedman's names, while still summarising correctly wow that's real Don Jr territory there.

Or Trump Sr. who has reading difficulty so just says things like:

"I've read hundreds of books about China over the decades. I know the Chinese. I've made a lot of money with the Chinese. I understand the Chinese mind."
Donald Trump, The Art of the Deal

Read hundreds of books on China? Hundreds? People who read will understand, trumpets will just think, OK, what's wrong there?

In any case she is intelligent, significantly more so than any of her detractors here.
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I agree with you that Trump does not demonstrate being an intellectual heavyweight, but I think "The Art of a Deal" was mainly written by someone else.

And I heard from an unnamed source that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez later admitted she actually read some rules from that famous Atlantic City planner and monopolist Milton Bradley.:)
 
ph1l said:
I agree with you that Trump does not demonstrate being an intellectual heavyweight, but I think "The Art of a Deal" was mainly written by someone else.

And I heard from an unnamed source that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez later admitted she actually read some rules from that famous Atlantic City planner and monopolist Milton Bradley.:)
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So you are saying it was the ghostwriter who make up Donny claiming he read hundreds of books on China? And Trump never read it before publication then?

Did he make up in the same book that Trump's grandfather "came from Sweden as a child"? Then of course stating multiple times recently his father was born in Germany..

His father was in the womb in Germany but his grandfather was deported after losing his citizenship for draft dodging his national service.

Well AOC is intelligent, that has been more than established.

That not very bright people can't see that is no surprise.
 
gwb-trading said:
I guess she can get dumber...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Calls For National Work Boycott Post-Coronavirus
https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/22/ocasio-cortez-calls-for-national-work-boycott/
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oh, no...
https://theintercept.com/2020/04/28/coronavirus-may-1-strike-sickout-amazon-target-whole-foods/

AS AMAZON, WALMART, AND OTHERS PROFIT AMID CORONAVIRUS CRISIS, THEIR ESSENTIAL WORKERS PLAN UNPRECEDENTED STRIKE
AN UNPRECEDENTED COALITION of workers from some of America’s largest companies will strike on Friday. Workers from Amazon, Instacart, Whole Foods, Walmart, Target, and FedEx are slated to walk out on work, citing what they say is their employers’ record profits at the expense of workers’ health and safety during the coronavirus pandemic.

The employees will call out sick or walk off the job during their lunch break, according to a press release set to be published by organizers on Wednesday. In some locations, rank-and-file union members will join workers outside their warehouses and storefronts to support the demonstrations.

“We are acting in conjunction with workers at Amazon, Target, Instacart and other companies for International Worker’s Day to show solidarity with other essential workers in our struggle for better protections and benefits in the pandemic,” said Daniel Steinbrook, a Whole Foods employee and strike organizer.
 
Here4money said:
oh, no...
https://theintercept.com/2020/04/28/coronavirus-may-1-strike-sickout-amazon-target-whole-foods/

AS AMAZON, WALMART, AND OTHERS PROFIT AMID CORONAVIRUS CRISIS, THEIR ESSENTIAL WORKERS PLAN UNPRECEDENTED STRIKE
AN UNPRECEDENTED COALITION of workers from some of America’s largest companies will strike on Friday. Workers from Amazon, Instacart, Whole Foods, Walmart, Target, and FedEx are slated to walk out on work, citing what they say is their employers’ record profits at the expense of workers’ health and safety during the coronavirus pandemic.

The employees will call out sick or walk off the job during their lunch break, according to a press release set to be published by organizers on Wednesday. In some locations, rank-and-file union members will join workers outside their warehouses and storefronts to support the demonstrations.

“We are acting in conjunction with workers at Amazon, Target, Instacart and other companies for International Worker’s Day to show solidarity with other essential workers in our struggle for better protections and benefits in the pandemic,” said Daniel Steinbrook, a Whole Foods employee and strike organizer.
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They won't get unemployment when they are fired with cause for job abandonment.
 
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