A visibly shaken Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) had a busy day on social media Sunday, posting a series of rants related to President-elect Donald Trump on Instagram.
She quickly began scolding TikTok for sending out a notice thanking “President Trump” for restoring the app.
“A law has been passed in the United States that bans TikTok. Unfortunately, you cannot use TikTok at this time. We are fortunate that President Trump will work with us on a solution to bring TikTok back once he takes office.” “Please stay tuned,” the notice said.
She said on her Instagram Story that Trump is not yet president and remains a private citizen, suggesting that referring to Trump as such heightens concerns about TikTok's words.
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An agitated Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (DN.Y., AOC) went on a series of rants related to President-elect Donald Trump on Instagram on the eve of the inauguration. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc, via Getty Images)
“First of all, Donald Trump is not the president right now. He's a private citizen. He doesn't have access to presidential power, he doesn't have the ability to do anything like that,” AOC said.
She claims that by mentioning Donald Trump in its notifications, the app “indicates that it has agreed to work informally with Donald Trump and the Trump Administration.”
“And as for people's concerns about TikTok being used as a propaganda tool by the Chinese, please understand that they are using it as a propaganda tool for the right wing,” she added.
She warned her followers: “We are on the eve of a dictatorship. This is what 21st century fascism is beginning to look like.”
AOC suggested to her followers that Sunday was “the eve of an authoritarian regime.” (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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Later in the evening, she again I ranted on Instagram About his dissatisfaction with being asked if he would attend President Trump's inauguration on Monday.
“All these journalists were like congressmen. Are you going to the inauguration? Congressman, are you going to the inauguration? Are you going to the inauguration? Let me be clear. , I'm not going to celebrate a rapist. So, no, I'm not going to the inauguration venue,” she said in a tone that appeared upset.
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He also applauded Mr. X after the TikTok Livez account reposted his remarks, and said that Mr. Trump should sue him after he called him a rapist. .
“Oh, were you triggered? Cry more,” the lawmaker wrote.
