Steve Gruber AOC Aims at Pelosi

After a meeting with Spanish dictator Francisco Franco in 1940, the monster Nazi madman dictator said he’d rather have dental surgery without anesthesia than go through that again.

Another nasty authoritarian is likely feeling the same way about another annoying Latin these days. For those of us on the opposite side of all of them, it is highly amusing and was easily predicted.

.@AOC ^[1]: "I do think that we need new leadership in the Democratic Party."

Ocasio-Cortez says that the party had failed at grooming a "next generation" of younger lawmakers to succeed Pelosi and Schumer. https://t.co/fgJe18bSvb ^[2]

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 16, 2020 ^[3]

FNC: “Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez believes the Democratic Party needs new leaders. The progressive firebrand said it’s time for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to go — but warned of a power vacuum that could be filled by ‘nefarious forces’ who are ‘even more conservative’ than the caucuses’ current leaders during a podcast interview on ‘The Intercept’ that aired Thursday.”

First of all, isn’t it adorable when AOC uses big words like “nefarious”? It seems our mentally challenged congressgirl is growing up…sniff…sniff…it happens so quick.

And she thinks that Pelosi and Schumer are conservatives. Yup. Read it again. I mean, hello…er…um…what?

More AOC wisdom, “I do think we need new leadership in the Democratic Party. I think one of the things that I have struggled with, I think that a lot of people struggle with, is the internal dynamics of the House has made it such that there [are] very little options for succession. My concern — and I acknowledge this as a failing, as something that we need to sort out — is that there isn’t a plan. How do we fill that vacuum? Because if you create that vacuum, there are so many nefarious forces at play to fill that vacuum with something even worse. And so, the actual sad state of affairs is that there are folks more conservative than even they are willing to kind of fill that void. The answer is we need to shift power. We need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the Democratic Party.” Can you imagine Pelosi and Schumer reading this and the smoke billowing out of their ears?

AOC rejected running for a leadership position like speaker anytime soon. “The House is extraordinarily complex and I’m not ready. It can’t be me. I know that I couldn’t do that job.” Heck lass, I bet several years ago you couldn’t make a decent old fashioned. So yeah, the speaker slot may have to wait a tad before it benefits from your junior high school expertise.

This piece was written by David Kamioner on December 16, 2020. It originally appeared in DrewBerquist.com ^[4] and is used by permission.