US Politics | Where is AOC today?
POLITICAL official Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's career and personal life keep her name in the headlines and on the move. From attending the red carpet at the Met Gala to getting engaged to Riley Roberts in Puerto Rico, people are curious to know more about AOC and where she is today. 
Whether it's professionally or personally, the public is curious to know what AOC's next move is On July 19, 2022, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made her way to Washington DC for a protest. The protest took place in front of the White House and was centered around the topic of abortion rights raised by the Supreme Court's verdict to overturn Roe v. Wade. During Tuesday's protest, police officers arrested AOC in relation to her attendance at the demonstration. The Congresswoman was apprehended with 34 other individuals, which included her fellow politicians Carolyn Maloney, Nydia Velazquez, Jackie Speier, and Bonnie Watson Coleman. Read More on The US Sun 
FACE PALM AOC mocked for 'pretending to be handcuffed' while being arrested at protest 
SOCIALIST CHIC AOC wore FREE $450 gold hoops along with her 'Tax the Rich' Met Gala dress Crowding, obstruction, and incommoding were the reasons cited for the arrest of AOC and the fellow protestors. Prior to attending that day's abortion rights demonstration, the New York City-born lawmaker was previously seen with Stephen Colbert. On June 28, 2022, AOC made an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. During the chat, the two went into a discussion about a number of subjects. most read on the democratic party AOC ON THE MOVE Find out more about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez & her whereabouts CHECK IT OUT Will there be a fourth stimulus check? FIRST LADY A look at Jill Biden's career 'CRITICAL PLAYER' KATE A closer look at Kate Bedingfield & her time at The White House CHANGING NARRATIVE What to know about Rhode Island Senator Tiara Mack 'NUMBER ONE PRIORITY' What to expect from President Joe Biden's July 4 'inflation' speech The politician and the talk show host talked about the abortion rights resulting from Roe v. Wade, SCOTUS' verdict to overturn the former, and the Hyde Amendment. When was AOC elected to US Congress? In April 2017, AOC commenced her campaign as the Democratic primary representative for New York's 14th congressional district. On June 26, 2018, she was elected to the aforementioned position and supplanted her party's 10-year incumbent, Joe Crowley. By achieving this, she became the youngest woman to ever serve the US Congress. 
Twitter/DouglasKBlairOn Tuesday, July 19, AOC was spotted as she was taken away in cuffs by law enforcement '/ ' She assumed her seat on January 3, 2019, and was re-elected on November 3, 2020, over the Republican candidate, John Cummings. Regarding her re-election, Alexandria told Vanity Fair: ...There have been many times, especially in the first six months, where I felt like I couldn't do this, like I didn't know if I was going to be able to run for reelection. ...There was a time where the volume of threats had gotten so high that I didn't even know if I was going to live to my next term.... Read More on The US Sun 
OUT OF STYLE I'm an elegance coach - three common mistakes making your home look TACKY The representative shared: ...I don't want to aspire to a quote-unquote higher position just for the sake of that title or just for the sake of having a different or higher position. ...I truly make an assessment to see if I can be more effective and so, you know \- I don't know if I could necessarily be more effective in an administration, but for me, that's always what the question comes down to....
Whether it's professionally or personally, the public is curious to know what AOC's next move is On July 19, 2022, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made her way to Washington DC for a protest. The protest took place in front of the White House and was centered around the topic of abortion rights raised by the Supreme Court's verdict to overturn Roe v. Wade. During Tuesday's protest, police officers arrested AOC in relation to her attendance at the demonstration. The Congresswoman was apprehended with 34 other individuals, which included her fellow politicians Carolyn Maloney, Nydia Velazquez, Jackie Speier, and Bonnie Watson Coleman. Read More on The US Sun FACE PALM AOC mocked for 'pretending to be handcuffed' while being arrested at protest SOCIALIST CHIC AOC wore FREE $450 gold hoops along with her 'Tax the Rich' Met Gala dress Crowding, obstruction, and incommoding were the reasons cited for the arrest of AOC and the fellow protestors. Prior to attending that day's abortion rights demonstration, the New York City-born lawmaker was previously seen with Stephen Colbert. On June 28, 2022, AOC made an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. During the chat, the two went into a discussion about a number of subjects. most read on the democratic party AOC ON THE MOVE Find out more about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez & her whereabouts CHECK IT OUT Will there be a fourth stimulus check? FIRST LADY A look at Jill Biden's career 'CRITICAL PLAYER' KATE A closer look at Kate Bedingfield & her time at The White House CHANGING NARRATIVE What to know about Rhode Island Senator Tiara Mack 'NUMBER ONE PRIORITY' What to expect from President Joe Biden's July 4 'inflation' speech The politician and the talk show host talked about the abortion rights resulting from Roe v. Wade, SCOTUS' verdict to overturn the former, and the Hyde Amendment. When was AOC elected to US Congress? In April 2017, AOC commenced her campaign as the Democratic primary representative for New York's 14th congressional district. On June 26, 2018, she was elected to the aforementioned position and supplanted her party's 10-year incumbent, Joe Crowley. By achieving this, she became the youngest woman to ever serve the US Congress. Twitter/DouglasKBlairOn Tuesday, July 19, AOC was spotted as she was taken away in cuffs by law enforcement '/ ' She assumed her seat on January 3, 2019, and was re-elected on November 3, 2020, over the Republican candidate, John Cummings. Regarding her re-election, Alexandria told Vanity Fair: ...There have been many times, especially in the first six months, where I felt like I couldn't do this, like I didn't know if I was going to be able to run for reelection. ...There was a time where the volume of threats had gotten so high that I didn't even know if I was going to live to my next term.... Read More on The US Sun OUT OF STYLE I'm an elegance coach - three common mistakes making your home look TACKY The representative shared: ...I don't want to aspire to a quote-unquote higher position just for the sake of that title or just for the sake of having a different or higher position. ...I truly make an assessment to see if I can be more effective and so, you know \- I don't know if I could necessarily be more effective in an administration, but for me, that's always what the question comes down to....
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