Former Democrat Senate candidate in Ohio Morgan Harper said Tuesday that if Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez runs for president in 2028, he could struggle to connect with Midwest voters.
Vermont’s Ocasio-Cortez and independent Sen. Bernie Sanders are on an “anti-oligal” tour targeting President Donald Trump, who has rallies in several states, and senior White House adviser Elon Musk. Harper said Fox News host Harris Faulkner had one major obstacle when the former bartender-turned-overview was connected to voters in the Midwest during the presidential election while Ocasio-Cortez pushed the message of “economic populism.” (Related: Left DEM gives AOC a dull rating as a potential party leader)
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“You spoke, you ran in your Ohio so you spoke on behalf of some of the Democratic voters you know in that state,” Faulkner asked Harper. “So why don’t you think she can’t be the face of your party if she has those authentic things?”
“When we were talking about it, it’s coming from an Ohio perspective. They want to see people who came from there. “The AOC comes from New York City. New York City is a very different place than the rest of the world.”
California Democratic Rep. Locanna urged Ocasio-Cortez Challenge According to NBC News, NBC News reported that New York Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer stood up for his sixth term reelection in the Senate in the 2028 Democratic primary. Ocasio-Cortez took a double-digit lead on Schumer in a virtual matchup in a poll released by Data for Progress in a poll released on April 4th.
Harper did not explicitly rule out the possibility that Ocasio-Cortez could have become a viable national candidate in the future.
“Whether she has decided to run for any future office, and the higher office and I agree that the timeline is being truncated here.
CNN/SSRS Opinion survey The release in March showed that Democrat voters led by Ocasio-Cortez when asked who best represents the party’s worth. Ocasio-Cortez was tied third with virtual Democrat primary and New Jersey Democrat Sen. Cory Booker in data for progress. Opinion survey It was released on April 16th and tracked only former Vice President Kamala Harris and former Transport Secretary Pete Battigigue.
Media Sources when Harper failed to bid in the US Senate in 2022 It will be compared A policy she supported those accepted by The Squad, a group of far-left House members, including Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts.
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