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AOC Wins The Night With Her Iconic Response To Trump's Digs At Her During The Final Debate

AOC Wins The Night With Her Iconic Response To Trump's Digs At Her During The Final Debate
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During the final Presidential debate on Thursday, October 22, President Donald Trump couldn't stop himself from repeatedly mentioning Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Referring to AOC and the "Squad" (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley, and Rashida Tlaib) as "AOC plus three," the President claimed without evidence to have a far better understanding of climate change than they do.


On Twitter, AOC was quick to respond to the name drop, making it clear she was exactly where she wanted to be.

The Congresswoman's supporters continued to express their admiration for AOC's media-savvy style.



Shortly thereafter, AOC returned to elaborate on the disrespect in how President Trump speaks about her.



One thing is certain: Ocasio-Cortez is never far from President Trump's mind.



For many Americans, AOC's devotion to the cause of helping average Americans is incredibly admirable.


And who knows? Maybe "AOC + 3" is the band we never knew we needed.



It seems AOC must be doing something right to be so prominently featured during a Presidential debate!

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