Changes
/* Congressional Progressive Caucus */ info and reflink added
====2020 primary election====
The [[communistCommunist]] mainstream media, which claims a person's private life is nobody's business in the cases of [[Bill Clinton]] and Democrat donor [[Jeffrey Epstein]], published this garbage about her Democrat primary challenger:
{{quotebox|Michelle Caruso-Cabrera holds the title of Chief International Correspondent at [[CNBC]] television. She started appearing regularly on Power Lunch in 2009 in an analyst capacity, as a part of CNBC's extensive market coverage. Before that, she co-hosted the World Exchange program alongside Christine Tan in Asia and Ross Westgate in Europe. She also worked as a reporter for WTSP-TV in St. Petersburg, Florida.
She won an [[Emmy Award]] for a five-part series on children with [[AIDS]]. She also received a Broadcaster of the Year (2004) award from the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. She was married in 1999 and later divorced. She again became engaged in 2015....
Currently, she is living a single life and the rumor about her present boyfriend and their lists and always denied by herself. She mentioned that she is no more interested in the relationship and makes her feel sad all the time.<ref>[https://articlebio.com/michelle-caruso-cabrera Google translation from Spanish]</ref>}}
This personal attack on a well qualified Democratic opponent and graduate of Wellesley College by [[mainstream media]] allies of Ocasio-Cortez must be considered underhanded and [[sexist]], at a minimum.
====Refusal to compromise====
When Republican Senator [[Ted Cruz]] attempted to compromise with the Democrats by agreeing with Ocasio-Cortez on a recent populist uprising by small business investors, Ocasio-Cortez reacted badly to Cruz, falsely accusing him of "attempted murder" because of his challenge of [[Democrat election fraud]] and demanding that he resign his Senate seat, then following that with falsely accusing him of being responsible for the recent suicide of a Capitol Police officer in the wake of the [[2021 Capitol riot]].<ref>[https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/01/wow-ted-cruz-reaches-hand-across-aisle-agree-ocasio-cortez-populist-investor-uprising-aoc-bites-off-head-accuses-attempted-murder-tells-resign/ WOW! Ted Cruz Reaches a Hand Across the Aisle to Agree with Ocasio-Cortez on Populist Investor Uprising – AOC Bites Off His Head, Accuses Him of Attempted Murder, Tells Him to Resign] at the Gateway Pundit</ref>
===Leftwing insurrection===
