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The Left Goes Nuclear

The Left’s socialism push just went nuclear. Stephen Colbert is too dumb, and too biased, to call out the Leftists. But Andrew Klavan doesn’t hesitate to explain why socialism is a terrible idea.

Of course, the most vocal of the new socialist idiots is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, newly elected Democrat from Brooklyn. Needless to say, it’s hardly surprising she was born on Friday the 13th in October of 1989. AOC has a new viral video on campaign financing, and it’s, like, super! Mr. Reagan shows us her big drive.

Tim Pool discusses how Ocasio-Cortez’s staff is already walking things back. As she came into power, she didn’t waste any time releasing all kinds of information to back her Green New Deal. But it turns out a lot of the information was false or based on incomplete data. She now, rather than admitting they lied, they are engaged in subtle “damage control.”

Mark Dice uses satire to ridicule Ocasio-Cortez. He proposed an alternative to the Green New Deal, one in which every American receives a new massage chair and men recycle their urine to create water for coffee and juices. Here’s his video — Mission Accomplished.

Finally, Lionel Nation breaks from expectations, describing Ocrazio-Cortex as a “godsend” and a “white hat plant.” In what may be the most far-reaching bordering on lunacy proposal to ever be considered in Congress, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, (AKA Sandy) D-N.Y., unveiled her “Green New Deal” — a government-led overhaul of virtually every aspect of American life that would guarantee a host of taxpayer-covered benefits for all and phase out fossil fuels. However the freshman lawmaker sparked confusion when she seemingly contradicted herself in a span of twelve hours on the nature of the government’s role in the massive plan. Ocasio-Cortez’s office says the plan would aim to make air travel obsolete, upgrade or replace every building in America to ensure energy efficiency and give economic security even to those “unwilling” to work. The proposal, which calls for a massive package of big-government proposals including health care for all, quickly picked up the backing of major 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls including Sens. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Cory Booker, D-N.J. — who all co-sponsored the resolution.