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PODCAST: We Speak to Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Looks to Unseat AOC

May 13, 2020 By Christian Murray

The Democratic primary for the 14th Congressional District takes place June 23 and incumbent Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces a high-profile rival in former CNBC reporter Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.

We speak to Caruso-Cabrera about her campaign to unseat Ocasio-Cortez and why she believes voters in the district would be better served by her.

She is also calling on Ocasio-Cortez for a series of debates.

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Peter Anestos May 15th, 2020

AOC did NOT vote against the bailout (I checked the video). She didn’t even support the motion by a Republican for a recorded vote! Yes, she gave a grandstanding speech against it to please her fans, but gave Pelosi left cover for the giveaway to Wall Street. Now Ms. Caruso-Cabrera is running because AOC isn’t covering for Pelosi and the Democratic establishment ENOUGH. This is how the 2-party system restricts the boundaries of electoral politics to please the wealthy. I’m an ex-aerospace worker. WE NEED A LABOR PARTY!

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Janet M. May 13th, 2020

Caruso just moved to Queens? She used to live in Manhattan building owned by Trump? She is basically a Republican.
Where is interview with Ocasio-Cortez?

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