Ocasio-Cortez Says She Feels Like An ‘American Revolutionary.’ Gets Ruthlessly Mocked…Again.

By
Michael Cantrell
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Radical left-winger Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is an absolute treasure trove of ridiculous gaffes, comments, and material for viral Internet memes.

She’s a pure gift to any and every conservative throughout this great nation of ours, providing hours and hours of entertainment. However, the flip side to this benefit is that she’s also going to be an active voice in Congress who will be playing a role in crafting legislation.

Ocasio-Cortez recently remarked that she feels like an “American revolutionary,” a comment that once again left the door wide open for her complete and total mockery.

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Ocasio-Cortez posted the remark after she apparently visited “The Great Leap” at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and tweeted out a photo that matches the text of a display featured at the museum:

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The world the British colonists inherited was ruled by kings, hereditary aristocrats, and wealthy gentlemen. But in the year 1776, Americans decided to change that world. They would do without a king or aristocrats. They would create a new government based solely on “the people.”

But who would really count as “the people,” and how would it all work? Should wealthy and educated gentlemen still dominate the government? Should a new, representative form of government truly represent the interests and views of common men and women? How should those people participate to make their voices heard?

Ocasio-Cortez wrote on Twitter: “Mood: American Revolutionary.”

The representative-elect’s attempt to identify herself with the American revolutionaries was too much for some of her critics, who responded online in hilarious fashion.

“Wait until you hear about their perspective on limited government and individual rights!” tweeted Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro.

Others made similar remarks, noting that the Founding Fathers “advocated against *almost* everything she stands for.” One critic hit her for “doing her phony Mr. Smith tour of the nation’s capital for a generation of silly-putty revolutionaries,” while another wondered if she wanted to join the revolutionary “before or after they created the 3 chambers of government.” Others noted that her “revolutionary” state of mind didn’t prevent her from voting to keep the Democrat establishment in power by backing Nancy Pelosi to retake her role as speaker of the House.

Ouch.

Yeah, that’s going to leave a mark.

While a lot of these comments are pretty harsh, the reality of this situation is that Ocasio-Cortez is not even close to being on par with the Founding Fathers and it’s nigh unto blasphemy for her to even suggest that’s the case.

Our founders hated the idea of oppressive, big government, believing that the true, godly, biblical way of life was for people to be free to pursue their own success without worrying about the government coming in and taking what they’ve worked for.

They fought, bled, and died for liberty, not for collective group think. So, no, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, you’re not an American revolutionary. You’re a red coat.

Source: Daily Wire

Michael Cantrell
Michael Stanley is a professional writer with 10 years of experience who has previously written for Young Conservatives, Allen West, and many others.
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