The youngest Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the popularity of which is growing rapidly, criticized the conservative online Daily Caller for publishing the Nude photos, which allegedly showed the politician with the misleading title.
«The Republican party is crazy + they have all week foaming at the mouth, so it was only a matter of time — I wrote yesterday, January 9, Ocasio-Cortez. For those not in the know, the Republicans began to spread my fake Nude photo. And the Daily Caller, not only placed it, but did not specify in the title that it is fake».
The GOP have been losing their mind + frothing at the mouth all week, so this was just a matter of time.
There is also a Daily Mail reporter (Ruth Styles) going to my boyfriend’s relative»s homes+offering them cash for “stories.”
Women in leadership face more scrutiny. Period. https://t.co/KuHJ75sdMg
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) January 10, 2019
It was about the picture where you can see bare feet women in the tub, under the title: «this is the picture some people have described as a naked selfie Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez». In fact, the photo spread on the Internet for the past month, and it was proven that she was falsely attributed to Congresswoman by a user on the forum Reddit.
Later at the Daily Caller on Twitter there was a statement in which it was said that as soon as editors have noticed the title, they immediately deleted it. However, users report that tweet with this news was in the social network more than an hour and had spread.
The young politician also criticized the Daily Mail newspaper, accusing her that she sent a reporter «to the house of the relatives of my boyfriend,» offering them money for «stories».
In another tweet Ocasio-Cortez returned to the subject Daily Caller complaining about the «absolutely disgusting behavior of conservative organizations.» She added a sharp remark about the approval process, the U.S. Supreme court, Brett kavanaugh, who won the support of Republicans, despite the allegations of sexual abuse made against him by Christine Blasi Ford.
«No wonder they so fiercely defended Cavanaugh», — she wrote.
