AOC Raises A Red Flag On Trump: ‘Everyone Is Pretending This Is Normal’
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The New York Democrat called out the president's "increasingly erratic ways."
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday added her voice to growing concerns about Donald Trump’s mental acuity, saying the president “has been acting in increasingly erratic ways.”
Trump has drawn renewed scrutiny this week following a rambling press briefing marking his first year back in office — which critics labeled “incoherent” — and his address to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he repeatedly went off on irrelevant tangents.
In a brief interview with Pablo Manríquez, the editor of Migrant Insider, Ocasio-Cortez contrasted the intense media scrutiny of Joe Biden’s health during his presidency with what she said was a lack of similar attention on Trump.
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Trump’s behavior “is increasingly erratic and alarming, and everyone is pretending that this is normal,” she said. “I don’t really understand why that is. It is very bizarre.”
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