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People Are Cheering AOC For Offering A Surprisingly Engaging Glimpse Into Her Work Week

People Are Cheering AOC For Offering A Surprisingly Engaging Glimpse Into Her Work Week
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Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York went viral yet again this week when she shared a video to her Instagram account showing what she does during a typical workweek.



Many online praised Cortez for her ability to make politics approachable to younger generations.




People on both sides of the aisle admired the Congresswoman's work ethic and caring.



Much of what happens on Capitol Hill seems almost like a secret to many Americans, but AOC is trying to be a more transparent brand of politician.



Twitter fell in love with the easy-to-watch video!


Many online believe small touches like this one are what have made Cortez a household name over the past two years.


If anyone out there has ever considered becoming a politician, AOC is ready to tell you exactly what the job entails.

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