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In reply to the discussion: Is AOC distancing herself from Bernie because she is afraid of losing her election? [View all]NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)14. And that's very impressive... but how does it help her constituents?
What has she done? We see her in the news a lot, but what are her actual accomplishments? We need more than "celebrity" politicians who are known more for their celebrity status and their pretty faces and interviews on talk shows... rather than what they're actually DOING for the citizens.
All I'm saying is... and this is just a long way to explain the old adage that "actions speak louder than words". Number of constituents whose lives have been improved is MUCH more meaningful than number of "twitter followers".

primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Is AOC distancing herself from Bernie because she is afraid of losing her election? [View all]
showblue22
Mar 2020
OP
AOC has only directly endorsed 2 challengers against incumbent Dems, and those 2 Dems are
Celerity
Mar 2020
#26
oh, btw, i actually DO see a major threat to AOC in Congress, as her seat (NY will lose one or two
Celerity
Mar 2020
#29
let us hope you are right on this, if she wins this year (see I left the door open, lol)
Celerity
Mar 2020
#31
You're so right. They know and understand what's at stake. They take seriously their responsibility.
NurseJackie
Mar 2020
#23