AOC stumbles in Munich

[Mik]

Not ready for prime time. If you thought a Harris presidency would be bad....

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/aoc-s-munich-stumble-is-a-warning-to-the-left/ar-AA1Wx5mG

[89th]

Yeah it was like watching her bartending leftwing drunk ideas face the reality of US policy and agreements with our allies. She wanted to say we wouldn't get involved but then realized she doesn't want her future kids to speak Chinese.

[Horace]

The alternative would never!

[Mik]

Actually, it sounded and awful lot like the alternative. Hemming, hawing and nonsense.

[Renauda]

She is way out of her league. She has the big picture understanding and mentality of a local school trustee. Virtually none. At most, a village Reeve.

I envision her to be the sort who would work in Human Resources coming up with reasons to hold meetings, seminars and other busybody distractions and time wasting initiatives.

[jon-nyc]

Our school trustees are smarter but none have that rack.

[kluurs]

When one reflects on some of the answers provided by our current and immediate past president, she sounds quite Presidential

[Tom-K]

If Newsom gets the Democratic nod AOC may have a shot as the next Kamala Harris.

[Horace]

@Mik said in AOC stumbles in Munich:

Actually, it sounded and awful lot like the alternative. Hemming, hawing and nonsense.

I can't see Trump at a loss for words for 20 seconds as he desperately tries to formulate a sentence. I'm not saying the sentences he does formulate are of any certain quality, but he can generate them quickly on the spot, and deliver them confidently.

[Horace]

AOC called a NYT reporter after the flub and had him write a fawning press release for her masquerading as news. The reporter said she paused for a few seconds before reflecting the US's long-standing policy of strategic ambiguity.

[Mik]

Read babbled.