@AOC: “Corruption Game” questioning US Congress

‘We have a system that is fundamentally broken.’ — Rep. @AOC is explaining just how f*cked campaign finance laws really are pic.twitter.com/7rRXf9pD6Z

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 7, 2019

@AOC: “Let’s play a lightning round game. I’m gonna be the bad guy, which I’m sure half the room would agree with, anyway.”

“If I want to run a campaign that is entirely funded by corporate PACs, is there anything that legally prevents me from doing that?”@KHobertFlynn: “No.” pic.twitter.com/PmMZFZXeJJ

— Frank Dale (@fwdale) February 7, 2019

AOC: “Is there any hard limit that I have in terms of what legislation I’m allowed to touch?”@KHobertFlynn: “There is no limit.”

AOC: “Is there anything preventing me from holding stocks…and then writing laws to deregulate that industry?”@RudyMehrbani: “You could do that.” pic.twitter.com/lTUU7u3qDF

— Frank Dale (@fwdale) February 7, 2019

No WONDER they’ve been coming after @AOC so hard!

She’s trying to break up the perpetual 3 card monte game that’s kept the rich rich, the poor poorer, the Middle Class squeezed, and politicians stirring the pot to keep the game going.

GET ‘EM, AOC!

— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) February 8, 2019

She has contributed nearly 20 million to republican candidates alone. So combine this with all special interest super pacs like big pharma, fossil fuels, & 1.7 billion should be easily reached. These funds add up substantially.

— Kadrae (@DJkraekrae) February 8, 2019

10 Years. Money’s influence on U.S. elections and public policy: Cost of 2018 election to surpass $5 billion