New York Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is trying to distance herself from her former chief of staff Saikat Chakrabarti, but not for the reasons you might expect herunterladen.

In her first real public comments since Chakrabarti’s resignation, the freshman socialist took aim at comments he made comparing moderates in the resistance party to “Southern Democrats” who opposed desegregation in the early 20th century antivirenprogramm kaspersky kostenlos download.

She has yet to comment on an ongoing federal investigation into alleged funneling of money into a pair of private companies archicad objekt herunterladen.

Instead, it was all about the comments that the divisive congresswoman deemed … well … ‘divisive.’

“I think it was divisive,” she said in an interview with the Daily News motorrad spiele kostenlos downloaden. “I believe in criticizing stances, but I don’t believe in specifically targeting members.”

Which is Incredibly Odd …

… since Chakrabarti deleted the original tweet but rewrote it with one eliminating the racism charge while still targeting the Blue Dog members – and AOC retweeted it whatsapp video herunterladen geht nicht.

“Can we stop calling the Blue Dog Caucus ‘fiscally conservative but socially liberal?'” he wrote. “I missed the part of fiscal conservativeness or social liberalness that includes wasting $4.5 billion of taxpayer money to put kids in concentration camps.”

Also incredibly odd in that this is the same woman who told House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that she better think twice before singling out ‘women of color’ and implying she’s a racist kalender 2019 met weeknummers downloaden.

Suddenly, divisiveness isn’t as cool as it once was.

What’s This Really About?

It seems pretty transparent that Ocasio-Cortez is full of it when it comes to claiming disdain for her chief of staff over comments she easily agrees with. In fact, she pointed out that Chakrabarti’s abrupt resignation last week had nothing to do with the tweets herunterladen.

“We had been discussing this transition before that whole incident happened,” she claimed.

Did they really? And was this a long-planned move for him considering the resignation came out of the blue virtuelle russische tastatur kostenlosen?

Not likely, since news surfaced around the same time that Chakrabarti is being probed over a pair of political action committees (PACs) that he personally oversaw gute spiele kostenlos downloaden.

A Federal Election Commission filing states that the PACs “funneled more than $1 million in political donations into two private companies that Chakrabarti also incorporated and controlled” as a means to skirt reporting requirements.

BREAKING: AOC’s Chief of Staff resigned because because he is under federal investigation for gross campaign finance crimes https://t.co/IjlNvpFFmc — Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) August 4, 2019

Hmm, now that seems like a much more realistic reason for his resignation than any tweet or planned ‘transition.’

Even better, sources indicate that Ocasio-Cortez’s minimum salary policy may have actually been a ploy to help Chakrabarti “dodge public financial-disclosure rules.”

Former FEC commissioner Brad Smith explained that if any of these moves turn out to be intentional, “they could be facing jail time.”

Is it any wonder she’s trying to run away from him now?

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