AOC’s ignorant slam of Marco Rubio’s Munich speech proves she’ll never be ready for prime time
NY Post
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez did a star turn at the Munich Security Conference, and her appearances went about as well as you’d expect of a celebrity congresswoman who has spent about five minutes thinking about foreign policy.
AOC is to strategic thinkers what Gayle King is to astronauts.
She projects all the authority of an International Relations 101 student who didn’t realize that there was going to a pop quiz before spring break.
She sounds as if she watched the 2024 Kamala Harris campaign and concluded that what sank the vice president was that the candidate’s policy answers were much too substantive and precise.
There’s no way, judging by her performance in Germany, that AOC is going to let herself make the same mistake.
Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) critiqued Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s remarkable speech at the conference for being “a pure appeal to ‘Western culture,’” which she rendered with air quotes as though its existence is somehow in doubt.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave a truly terrific Valentine’s Day address at the Munich Security Conference, laying out the deep ties entwining the United States with Europe — while firmly laying down America’s worries about how the Old World is abandoning our shared heritage.
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