"ocasio's list" puts trump supporters and republicans on notice for future reprisal, attacks

“Ocasio’s List” Puts Trump Supporters and Republicans on Notice for Future Reprisal, Attacks

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November 7, 2020

NEW YORK, NY – Democrat socialist barista Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, who goes by the monicker, “AOC” is making a list and checking it twice.  That’s right America, our nation’s socialist posterchild is asking for her supporters to keep tabs on Republicans and Trump supporters.

“Is anyone archiving these Trump sycophants for when they try to downplay or deny their complicity in the future? I foresee decent probability of many deleted Tweets, writings, photos in the future,” AOC says.

She didn’t say exactly what she meant, but the list sounds like a blueprint for some sort of future political or who knows, maybe even criminal reprisal against the right.  Her statements echo those of a Banana Republic communist who just seized power and wants to eradicate their opponents.

In just two years, Cortez has gone from mixing drinks to calling for a political hitlist that would make her idol, now dead Fidel Castro proud.  Now Cortez and her growing contingent of socialists are being hushed by the socialist adults in the room.

Followers on her Twitter page told the communist barista Comrade Joseph (Stalin) would be proud of her.

Former Barack Obama staffer Michael Simon shared a link on Cortez’ Twitter feed to the “Trump Accountability Project”.  That project is a witch hunt against journalists, editors and others the left is targeting for retribution as America is on the cusp of entering the early stages of a socialist regime.

“The Trump Accountability Project (TAP) is a resource for journalists, editors, and other news makers reporting on the Trump administration, which catalogues the anti-LGBTQ statements and actions of President-elect Donald Trump and those in his circle,” the project says on its website. “The Trump Accountability Project also includes other hateful rhetoric, discriminatory actions, and exclusionary worldviews of the incoming Trump administration.”

Republicans are not quiet shaking in their boots.

“You really think this is ok? A witch hunt for anyone that doesn’t agree with you? Rounding up people for disagreeing with the government is exactly what the Nazis did. Label them bad and wrong and then punish them. Shame on you for not learning from history,” one person responded.

“Try it, come on over. List me. This is what communist do. Your all fascist and this proves it. Good luck you will never win. I’ll be holding you accountable. That you can bet on,” another added.

“There is a witchhunt targeting all who voted & supported Trump & or his policies of governing our country. And the media & huge population are supporting this. The very same who have accused trump & supporters are now doing it right before the worlds eyes,” said Jack Brightning. “Sadly those of us trying to stand up against this are being drowned out suppressed. It doesnt matter to them that almost as many voted for trump as biden. Please do not hold onto false hope that this isnt happening that we have not democracy. We are under control of the dems there boots on our backs exactly like those ussr times. We are being controlled by the mob. Our opinions drowned out. We so many just dont know whats best we cant think for ourselves. Suppression to anyone who doesnt fall in line. Targeting anyone not caving in. Punished for our thoughts. Lists created of trump supporters so they are shunned & punished again we are back to ussr times very sad and scary times.”

 

 

Phil Stilton

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