>For some people, that is the /qresearch family they have been inducted to.
Well said anon.
Articles of Confederation was a cool legal document till the Constitution of the U.S. came along. Doesn't make the AoC any better than the U.S. Con.
Same goes for /qresearch. Maybe it's not where it started, but this is the place people know now.
For a freshman congresswoman she sure is on TV a lot. Sounds a bit loco, as usual, but I do like that she seems to be genuinely concerned about her constituents. At the end of the day if you think about the people who voted for you, you are doing your job.
The people who voted for her, don't like Donald Trump's immigration stances, so she fights it. They want mortgages, she's trying to get them mortgages.
Still not someone I would vote for, but hey, she's following the will of the people who voted for her. The best we can do is engage the people who put her in, in rational debate, giving them solid reasons as to why she is wrong and hope they pull their heads out of their asses and stop sending people like her to D.C.