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brooklynite

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18. AOC is too hard-left to be successful statewide in NY

Reply to ificandream (Original post)

Fri Jan 21, 2022, 12:24 PM

Jan 2022

She could take a stab a citywide office, but the results of the 2021 races wouldn't seem promising.

I don't know enough about Porter to make a judgement.

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Poll: Who would you prefer to run for higher office -- Katie Porter or AOC? [View all] ificandream Jan 2022 OP

... jcgoldie Jan 2022 #1

Why not both? Srkdqltr Jan 2022 #2

No problem there.. ificandream Jan 2022 #4

There is no "most" . they are both different. Highly competent women. Srkdqltr Jan 2022 #6

They are both right where they belong RainCaster Jan 2022 #3

She would make an excellent SCOTUS justice but I doubt she would ever be nominated for it. LonePirate Jan 2022 #10

Neither. They're both still newbies to government and would Hortensis Jan 2022 #5

I like them both! Emile Jan 2022 #7

Both are very effective communicators but the right only wages war on one of them. LonePirate Jan 2022 #8

If we are keeping it to members of the House JustAnotherGen Jan 2022 #9

Is this poll meant to divide us? gab13by13 Jan 2022 #11

That was my first thought too. Scrivener7 Jan 2022 #12

In answer to your question, not at all. ificandream Jan 2022 #13

That was my first instinct as well TheRealNorth Jan 2022 #14

Love them both, but Katie is more savvy. hamsterjill Jan 2022 #15

I kind of think that too,,, ificandream Jan 2022 #16

Great minds think alike!!! LOL hamsterjill Jan 2022 #19

Both are great mvd Jan 2022 #17

AOC is too hard-left to be successful statewide in NY brooklynite Jan 2022 #18

Both. ColinC Jan 2022 #20