RE: Ocasio-Cortez Tells Off Kevin McCarthy: Blame White Supremacy, Not Video Games

Post author By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight
Post date August 6, 2019
1 Comment on RE: Ocasio-Cortez Tells Off Kevin McCarthy: Blame White Supremacy, Not Video Games

Sharon Lee Davies-Tight

8.6.2019

Ocasio-Cortez Tells Off Kevin McCarthy: Blame White Supremacy, Not Video Games

Every time I see AOC in the news her mouth is wide open and her face contorted telling somebody off. Does she ever work?

She’s too angry all the time to be making sane decisions regarding everybody in the country.

Every time she casts a vote she changes everybody’s lives, not just those in her district.

Where’s the maturity?

Tags excessive obsessive anger, insanity, Kevin McCarthy, Ocasio-Cortez

By Sharon Lee Davies-Tight

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One reply on “RE: Ocasio-Cortez Tells Off Kevin McCarthy: Blame White Supremacy, Not Video Games”

Cortez is a media creation, who is a vacuous and vainglorious individual.

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MADE IN BRAZIL

I, Sharon, retired my gun over ten years ago. Sold it, actually, for the same amount I paid for it. $100.00.

I’m not a gun person. Nor was I ever comfortable with it. It took too much of my thinking space and since I didn’t carry it with me, I wouldn’t have the immediate access required should I need it.

Crime usually happens quickly with little time to think. If I ever drew a gun, the intruder or perpetrator could probably grab it from me without much effort.

I was curious, given that my father was a tool and process engineer for SAVAGE ARMS most of his life.

My curiosity was satisfied. And that was the end of it.

I do believe that people have the right to protect themselves from harm. I’m just not that person. Not with a gun. I take other less risky precautions.