Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seemingly contradicted President Biden and his allies' narrative of the U.S. economy in a speech to union workers over the weekend.
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"Our economy is in a special kind of crisis. Our whole economy is in a special kind of crisis," the progressive lawmaker said at"Now if you ask a Washington insider or a Wall Street analyst, they will tell you, ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about,'" she said."They’ll say, ‘Look at GDP. Look at the growth rate.’ They’ll say, ‘Look at job numbers.
Without naming names, Ocasio-Cortez accused Washington elites and others like them of not having to make toughbefore aligning herself with workers who feel the financial effects"in the callouses of our hands."
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