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Re: How many terms will Ocasio Cortez is primaried out of Congress?
This is Queens NYC, the most diverse population in the country. Trump is irrelevant. Soccer fields matter.
When you don't have any knowledge of the local political concerns or the people who live their daily lives subject to the their own concerns, making silly predictions warrant the response you got. The district is composed of predominantly white, Spanish speaking and Asian immigrants, deeply religious, conservative families, concerned with safety for their children, their flourishing businesses and they want enforcement of laws which prevent the "small" crimes progressives think should be ignored. AOC backed a local lesbian candidate for DA who promised to not indict prostitutes and pimps, criminals all three ethnic groupings see as a plague on their communities. The local rags n all languages feature story after story about prostitutes out in the open where children can see them, with all the accompanying low level crimes from drug dealers and muggers. The communities are incensed by AOC and her cohorts. Fame means nothing to these people, their families and businesses, everything. Prostitutes doing business a block away from their churches and schools is not what they want. They want their elderly parents able to walk the streets without fear, and don't give a damn about tweets from a twit.
Why do you want to insult people with your fantasies, when you know nothing about them?
Geesh, why do you want to be insulting?
So has her district changed since the last election? You don't think that most of the people who supported her last time will continue to support her over? All she needs to do to win the primary is to have one more vote than the next person, if it is her against a half dozen, then that half dozen are sharing in votes, while AOC will continue to garner most of the same voters who voted her in to begin with.
And name recognition is probably the single most important factor in elections. California voters didn't vote for arnold schwarzenegger because of his stated policies, they voted for him because he was famous.
The way that Trump has alienated hispanic voters, I would be amazed if any republican could ever win the hispanic vote, and either of those two guys would have to win a good bit of the hispanic vote to win the general election in that district.
This is Queens NYC, the most diverse population in the country. Trump is irrelevant. Soccer fields matter.
When you don't have any knowledge of the local political concerns or the people who live their daily lives subject to the their own concerns, making silly predictions warrant the response you got. The district is composed of predominantly white, Spanish speaking and Asian immigrants, deeply religious, conservative families, concerned with safety for their children, their flourishing businesses and they want enforcement of laws which prevent the "small" crimes progressives think should be ignored. AOC backed a local lesbian candidate for DA who promised to not indict prostitutes and pimps, criminals all three ethnic groupings see as a plague on their communities. The local rags n all languages feature story after story about prostitutes out in the open where children can see them, with all the accompanying low level crimes from drug dealers and muggers. The communities are incensed by AOC and her cohorts. Fame means nothing to these people, their families and businesses, everything. Prostitutes doing business a block away from their churches and schools is not what they want. They want their elderly parents able to walk the streets without fear, and don't give a damn about tweets from a twit.
Why do you want to insult people with your fantasies, when you know nothing about them?