'Needs to be voted out’: AOC shredded online as she mocks Times Square billboards supporting opponent Marty Dolan

The billboard called out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her weak stand on crime, 'out of control energy costs' and 'illegal immigration chaos'
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be facing Marty Dolan in the June 25 Democratic primary (@aoc/Instagram and martydolanforcongress.com)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be facing Marty Dolan in the June 25 Democratic primary (@aoc/Instagram and martydolanforcongress.com)

MANHATTAN, NEW YORK: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) has mocked a new ad campaign against her as it supports former Wall Street investor Marty Dolan.

The conservative Job Creators Network activist group put up the billboard, calling out the 34-year-old lawmaker for her weak stand on crime, “out of control energy costs”, and “illegal immigration chaos”, as reported by the New York Post.

The message on the ad read, “Hey AOC! Time to pack it up. Vote Democrat. Martin Dolan now!”

WASHINGTON, DC - JANUARY 29:  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) speaks at a news conference intro
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently mocked an ad targeting her (Getty Images)

AOC called out by Job Creators Network CEO

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will be facing Marty Dolan in the June 25 primary and as per Job Creators Network CEO Alfredo Ortiz, she’s “a threat to American small businesses and America’s way of life.”

“Her policies are responsible for the crime, migrant, and economic crises burdening her constituents in New York and around the nation,” Ortiz noted, before adding, “Democrat Marty Dolan is a much-needed voice of moderation that will help small businesses and working families in New York City and beyond.”



 

“New York City residents looking to stop the bleeding and undo AOC’s damage should vote for Dolan now,” he asserted. 



 

AOC mocks billboards supporting Marty Dolan

But the left-wing politician fired back with a short tweet, The Hill reported. Since Manhattan is not part of her congressional district, she tweeted, “D-Margaritaville,” referring to the Jimmy Buffett-themed restaurant, which is located in the New York City’s borough. 

"P.S. Too bad you pushed out 25,000 Amazon jobs ‘cuz you’re about to need one!” another billboard stated.



 

Maxwell Frost (D-Fla) also joined AOC as he posted, “That’s over here.”



 

WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 24: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) questions Postmaster General Louis
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mocked the ad supporting her opponent Marty Dolan(Getty Images)

Internet slams AOC and says she 'must go'

WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 06: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) attends a press conference with R
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was brutally slammed online (Getty Images)

People online were not supportive of AOC as a reader below the article commented, “Seriously, what has she ever done for her constituents?”

Another reader shared, “AOC and Bowman need to be voted out together with the other socialists. They can start their own party with Bernie Sanders.”

One person posted, “To AOC. Bye Bye Baby. Because that is what you sound like when you speak in the media. Like A BIG BABY!”

“AOC must go! Her political leader resigned in 2023 to become the new head of the NY State Communist Party. Thus: AOC is a Communist and traitor. Voting for her is voting for your own destruction under Communist Control,” another stated.

One individual said, “AOC Marxist needs to be gone.”

“Ask the people who voted for AoC, the people who wanted her to represent them. What made you vote for her in the first place, and why didn't you pick the alternative the first time?” another asked.

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