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WATCH: AOC Throws Temper Tantrum, Appears To Snap At Fiancé

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In an ironic twist that could only happen in the swirling world of politics, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) found herself on the receiving end of the very kind of public pressure tactics she has famously advocated for. Known for her active and often provocative social media presence aimed at rallying her supporters to push for change, it seems the spotlight has uncomfortably shifted towards her.

The shift came into sharp focus in an incident that unfolded on a Brooklyn sidewalk back in March. Though initially missed by mainstream coverage, video footage that surfaced recently showed a visibly agitated Ocasio-Cortez lashing out during what was meant to be a simple night out at the movies with her fiancé, Riley Roberts.

Caught on camera, AOC can be heard exclaiming, “You’re gonna cut this and you’re gonna clip this so it’s completely out of context. I always said that it was! And y’all gonna just pretend like it wasn’t over and over again. It’s f*cked up man!”

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The outburst, complete with expletives, was a response to a confrontation involving a pro-Hamas activist who criticized her by saying, “People in Gaza don’t get a moment of peace and neither do people like you.” The confrontation evidently pushed her to the edge, leading her to appear to snap at her fiancé as he attempted to comfort her.

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The episode was particularly funny given AOC’s previous own words: “The whole point of protesting is to make ppl uncomfortable. Activists take that discomfort with the status quo and advocate for concrete policy changes… To folks who complain protest demands make others uncomfortable… that’s the point.” Yet, facing the discomfort firsthand seemed to rattle the Congresswoman.

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