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    1. I’m in AOC’s neighboring district and remember going to her victory party after that first election win in the 2018 Democratic primary (defeating a long term incumbent).

      No one who was in that room is surprised that the powers-that-be have since spent 7 years trying to villify her and it hasn’t worked. *Everyone* from that night knew exactly how dangerous this woman is.

    2. animalslover4569 on

      I dislike Republicans so much for settling for Trump that I want to carve the Maga acronym into their forehead like in that Brad Pitt movie about hunting Nazis

    3. murderinthedark on

      AOC thiccened up a little bit, I’m totally down with her coming to the GOP.

    4. Closet-PowPow on

      Knowing and personally related to several NYC dems, I would say that moderate republicans are more likely to embrace her than the establishment dems in NYC.

    5. EffectiveTea9983 on

      Because Republicans only care about material harm when it inevitably comes to affect them personally.

    6. atreeismissing on

      I still think it will be hard for her to win a state wide race (upstate NY is still VERY conservative, not to mention old school racist and sexist) but it’s good to see her making inroads with Republicans as that means she’s shifting the Overton window in her own state. Hope she runs for Senate in 2028 (or whenever Schumer is up).

    7. RainStormLou on

      That’s a stupid sample size. How could you possibly scale a survey of 800 people to accurately represent New York Republicans? Newsweek can suck a fart with this complacent, clickbait bullshit.

    8. JeffreyDahmerVance on

      What’s crazy is how much the dems are trying to hold her back. People are like, “America isn’t ready for her”. Have you listened to her? Have you seen how she responds to criticism from her constituents?

      The woman should be textbook definition of the word “Representative”.

    9. Few-Peanut8169 on

      This shouldn’t be much of a surprise? I’m the sole Dem in my whole entire family cousins/uncles included and so much of what we agree on is the greed and wealth inequality issue which is her bread and butter. Of course where I think it’s greedy billionaires they think it’s minorities so very different there, but I absolutely understand the crossover appeal her message has. We saw that with Bernie in 2016; if he won the primary im absolutely convinced he would’ve won against Trump in the general.

    10. SpectacularRedditor on

      They want to bang her but they don’t want their wives to know.

    11. Most-Artichoke6184 on

      She cares more about working-class Republicans than any Republican politician does.

    12. RabbitHots504 on

      Yeah of course Republicans like her. Easiest way for a republican to win against her lol 😂

    13. Despite people thinking this means she should run for president, I want her to win NY, take out Schumer, and become the next Pelosi. I don’t know if she can actually accomplish that but we’ll see and she has my support.

    14. 2much41post on

      She needs to go to Central and Western NY. Her message resonates there. But that part of the state is much like the Rust Belt and never sees any political focus despite having flippable seats that were once blue but turned red. It really reinforces the NYC elitism sentiment that’s felt passed the Hudson Valley.

    15. Raspberries-Are-Evil on

      She should run against Schumer. If she wins, 12 years in the Senate then she is ready.

    16. Nervous_Otter69 on

      Even as a Dem, I’ll never forgive the media (and mu stupid self) for feeding me a diet of “AOC is too radical”. She literally may be the only one in Congress who cares about you and me, not named Bernie

    17. Imtired1245 on

      There’s a reason there’s a cross section of Trump and AOC voters. They both tap into a populism that resonates with people. This is why I’m confident she could easily find enough cross appeal to run for president in the future.

    18. Guppy-Warrior on

      I really like AOC, but when the other side likes an „outlier“ for the party, they typically want to do that to sabotage the other party.

    19. Sad_Store9934 on

      I fucking despise Republicans, if God Almighty came down and purged them out no one would care. It’d be a legitimate plus for humanity.

      I truly despise this place.

      Edit: Also, I shouldn’t have to preface this, but I’m not advocating for actual violence. Please take a chill pill mods.

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