Radical socialist lawmaker Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) revealed she’s experienced a significant amount of “trauma” since the incident at the Capitol on Jan 6. Her trauma is apparently so unbearable, the lawmaker revealed she’s currently seeking therapy to deal with the effects.
AOC recounting her horrifying experience hiding in her office during the insurrection.
“I thought I was going to die…I have never been quieter in my entire life.” pic.twitter.com/t2P6FU3mFU
— Justice Democrats (@justicedems) February 2, 2021
The congresswoman largely blamed the Trump administration and Republican Party in general for their “treatment of Latinos” for her distress.
Rep. @AOC: "It's a delusion to think that Trump was just this accident instead of a symptom of something much deeper that's defining the Republican Party." pic.twitter.com/wAlDIR0K9y
— The Hill (@thehill) May 24, 2021
Other members of the Squad have voiced the “trauma” they felt over the protests in D.C. earlier this year. The events caused Rep. Ayanna Pressley to “take some time to deal with what she went through” despite not being in any real danger. In fact, the only harm caused by the protests was experienced by a Trump supporter who eventually lost her life at the hands of Capitol Police.
“If I take a couple months and just be really good, then I don’t have to live with this thing festering and lingering with me like a roommate in my apartment for years,” the radical congresswoman said.
Following the Captiol protests, AOC made a series of declarations on the House floor, in press interviews, and on her heavily-followed Instagram account claiming she “almost died” during the events. The socialist exploited the “trauma” she felt on that day to boost her public image and create a media firestorm
AOC: half of the house almost died 🤡 pic.twitter.com/obqe4Y44Ek
— George from Schaghticoke (@baptistgreek) January 11, 2021
AOC almost died the other day and got on Instagram Live to talk to us about trauma and what’s actually happening behind closed doors. Her transparency is a gift and will hopefully save lives pic.twitter.com/prLImsgDFT
— ilana kaplan (@lanikaps) January 13, 2021
Lawmakers reactively passed a nearly-$2 trillion bill to ramp up security at the Capitol, and agreed to move ahead with a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 events. Republicans have categorically opposed such commission.
As a result of the unrest, federal agents have arrested over 400 suspects they believe participated in the protests – many of whom have been charged with felonious crimes.
Author: Sebastian Hayworth
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