On February 19, United States Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose full name is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, criticized Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson for his “booty call” remark on his show, labeling it as “libelous harassment.”
Tonight, February 18, Tucker Carlson’s program will have a segment discussing Lisa Miller’s book ‘Take Up Space: The Unprecedented AOC,’ released by New York Magazine’s editor and author. The speaker targeted the lawmaker in one of his segments.
This book examines the rise of Ocasio-Cortez in New York politics. In addition, it contains a section about her childhood and her historic victory in 2018.
In the tape, Ocasio-Cortez can be seen constructing a coffee table in her apartment in a segment of a video she posted online in 2018, saying emphatically, “I’m alone today.” She said that she was exhausted.
“Is it just us, or does it appear to be an invitation to a booty call? Possibly a step above “What are you wearing?” In any case, it is strange. It is definitely excessive, but according to the book, it is Sandy Cortez’s success formula.”
In response to Tucker’s remarks, AOC hurried to Twitter to assert that the TV anchor is simply mocking those who lack the resources to defend themselves. She also questioned why Carlson is permitted to “harass” those responsible for their protection. Carlson refers to the AOC as “Sandy.”
Twitter responses to AOC and Tucker Carlson’s statements
People defended the congresswoman on Twitter minutes after the episode aired and slammed Carlson. However, several Twitter users supported Tucker Carlson while criticizing AOC.
Tucker Carlson also referred to AOC as a “white woman with entitlements.”
Carlson disagreed with the authors’ claim that she lived “totally out loud while female” and questioned whether this was a transgender thing before asserting that “no one has done more personally to damage American women.”
Carlson referred to Ocasio-Cortez in a section of his program as a “rich, entitled white woman,” claiming that despite her “shade,” she was “white.” In a second tweet, the lawmaker referred to Carlson as a “stalker” for asserting that she was not a woman of color.
After screening a video of Ocasio-Cortez applying makeup and outlining her problems to be taken seriously as a young woman of color, he called her “dumb” and deemed it “ridiculous” that she considered herself to be a person of color.
“Sandy Cortez would not be recognized as a ‘woman of color’ outside of American schools and newsrooms, because she is not! She is a rich, privileged white woman.”
Carlson referred to Ocasio-Cortez as a “pampered, haughty ski bunny” who would demand that others put on her mask while waiting in a lift line.
It makes no difference what color they are; they are all identical.
After tweeting a video of his segment, Ocasio-Cortez called him a “p*ndejo” on Twitter, a reference to the Spanish word for “a*shole” or “idiot.”
AOC The most acceptable thing you’ll find on the internet nowadays is an unsuccessful attempt to imitate Corpse Husband’s voice.
Her mother is from Puerto Rico, while her father is from the Bronx. She identifies herself in her own terms as a woman of color.
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