Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said Sunday she will not attend President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday because she “will not celebrate rapists.”
ocasio-cortez I wrote The caption of her Instagram post reads, “I guess I'm old school in that regard.” In the video, she said journalists had asked her if she planned to attend the inauguration.
“Let me be clear: I do not praise rapists. So, no, I will not be going to the inauguration tomorrow,” she said.
X's TikTok account Libs shared the video, said“AOC calls Trump an a**pist. Another person Trump should appeal to”:
Social media users reply with their thoughts on Ocasio-Cortez's video, 1 person write“President Donald Trump should sue AOC into oblivion.”
“Interestingly, if I publicly insult my boss online and accuse him of crimes he did not commit, I can and will face severe retaliation. Does that apply to congressmen as well?” another user said. answered.
Breitbart News reported in May 2023, “A New York jury on Tuesday found former President Donald Trump responsible for the sexual abuse and assault of author E. Jean Carroll 30 years ago.” . I won't be charged with rape.and ordered him to pay $5 million in civil damages. ” [Emphasis added].
Watch — get a taste of what's coming! President Trump's border czar expresses AOC's displeasure and anger:
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The jury also ruled that Trump was backed by anti-Trump lawyer George Conway and Carroll's lawsuit, which was backed by Democratic megadonor Reid Hoffman, an associate of the late convicted Jeffrey Epstein. In response, Trump found that he had defamed Carroll.
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Although Carroll had difficulty remembering the date and year of the alleged sexual abuse, the judge allowed other women to testify that they had similar experiences with Trump. It was controversial.
Later, President Trump told ABC News and its anchor George Stephanopoulos, “Stephanopoulos' claim that the jury in the E. Jean Carroll case found Trump “responsible for rape'' has damaged his reputation. Breitbart News reported in March that he filed a defamation lawsuit in federal court, citing “hurtful feelings.” .
President Trump said this at the “Make America Great Again” rally in Washington, D.C., on Sunday night, ahead of his second inauguration. American patriots on the eve of taking back their country. That's what we're trying to do: take back our country. ”
