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Fmr. Miss USA Contestant Tears Down AOC: 'Not the Boss of the American People'

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High-profile congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez is out of step with most Americans, according to a former Miss USA contestant who serves on the advisory board for President Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign.

Madison Gesiotto, an attorney and a former Miss Ohio, said that no matter how much the liberal Democrat from New York insists her way is the only way, most Americans would disagree.

“I think when you look at the majority of people in this country, she does not represent their views,” Gesiotto said during a March 1 appearance on Fox Business Network’s “Varney & Co” that Gesiotto uploaded to Twitter on Sunday.

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Gesiotto was responding to remarks Ocasio-Cortez made in late February, in which the congresswoman claimed that “I’m the boss” because she is pushing initiatives like the Democrats’ Green New Deal.

The comments engendered plenty of criticism, but Gesiotto’s was among the most severe.

“I’m not sure where she gets her false sense of authority and power but guess what? She may be the boss of her staff, but she’s not the boss of the American people,” Gesiotto said, noting that the freshman legislator is not even  “the boss of her party.”

Gesiotto said the purpose of a legislator is not to be the boss, but listen to the real bosses.

“Her boss is the American people in the 14th District of New York and I’m willing to bet that she won’t be around very long if she continues to go farther and farther and farther left because guess what?

“These policies aren’t going to work,” she said.

Gesiotto elaborated upon the out-of-touch nature of the Democrats’ leftward drift in a recent commentary piece for The Hill.

“Many of the Democratic candidates for 2020 have been fully embracing socialist policies, but Americans simply do not want a socialist president,” she wrote.

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Despite that, some conservative commentators are warning of the dangers of socialism.

“Socialism promises ‘prosperity, equality, and security’ but has repeatedly delivered ‘poverty, misery, and tyranny.’ The world has seen how socialist policies have destroyed countries like Cuba, Venezuela, and North Korea,” Gesiotto wrote.

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Gesiotto wrote that the socialist dream is, in fact, most Americans’ nightmare.

“The United States will never be a socialist country because Americans do not want socialism and will never let this happen,” she wrote.

“Simply put, an overwhelming majority of voters do not want a socialist to serve as president of the United States.”

She wrote that regardless of what voters want, far-left candidates keep proposing budget-busting bonanzas.

“Yet, the Democrats continue to propose socialist policies in their campaign platforms. Everything from free college tuition and the Green New Deal to universal child care and Medicare for all have been supported by many of the 2020 candidates,” she wrote.

“Sure, some of these policies might sound great at first. However, when you dig deeper into all the details, it becomes clear that they are nothing more than unaffordable first steps toward disaster in the United States.”

She wrote that Democrats have tuned out out the majority.

“Not only do Americans very strongly oppose socialism, but Americans truly want less government rather than more government,” Gesiotto wrote.

“Americans do not want a socialist president, and the Democrats are just not listening.”

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Jack Davis is a freelance writer who joined The Western Journal in July 2015 and chronicled the campaign that saw President Donald Trump elected. Since then, he has written extensively for The Western Journal on the Trump administration as well as foreign policy and military issues.
Jack Davis is a freelance writer who joined The Western Journal in July 2015 and chronicled the campaign that saw President Donald Trump elected. Since then, he has written extensively for The Western Journal on the Trump administration as well as foreign policy and military issues.
Jack can be reached at jackwritings1@gmail.com.
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