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The cracks in the radical left are starting to show. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, once the progressive sweetheart, finds herself at odds with her own radical base. This time it’s the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) up in arms after her recent behavior in Congress. The DSA is furious. They’re calling her out for siding too much with establishment Democrats. Seems like AOC is finally getting called out for her flip-flopping.
The commotion started with her vote concerning Israel. AOC’s tangled up with those who care more about supporting foreign interests than backing the needs of American citizens. The DSA is mad because she didn’t go far enough to block defense aid for Israel, particularly their Iron Dome program. They’re outraged that funds are going to help defend Israel instead of tackling made-up solutions for supposed oppressive structures in the Middle East.
The tensions aren’t just about funding Israel’s security. It’s about the word “military.” The DSA loves throwing around words like “militarism” and “genocide” to criticize our country’s global role. They’d rather see money diverted to ineffective socialist schemes than protect our national interests and allies. It’s pure anti-American rhetoric. They forget it’s the military that keeps their right to protest alive.
NEW: Democratic Socialists Turn On AOC – https://t.co/9i1rbIEq4S
— Debra (@IngeniousGal) July 23, 2025
Meanwhile, AOC remains a classic example of progressive hypocrisy. Is she with the rebel radicals, or has she cozied up to the power suits she’s criticized? It’s no shock that the Democratic Socialists are unhappy—they never quite know where she stands. She talks radicalism but plays ball with the establishment. Sounds like someone wants to have her socialist cake and eat it too.
When will the left learn that you can’t appease both the radical fringe and the political elites? The world is watching this laughable leftist feud while real Americans want leaders who will put American interests first. So, AOC, where do you really stand? With the revolutionaries or the establishment? Guess you can’t pretend to be both forever.
