Whenever you need a scapegoat, they’re always your go-to choice. Doesn’t matter what happened, where it happened, or who’s actually responsible: When things go sideways, it’s the Jews’ fault.
Hey, it worked for Hitler! (At least for a little while.) And now, Democratic congresswoman, “Squad” member, and all-around loon Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is turning “Mein Kampf” into My Excuse for the Democrats’ defeat:
If people want to talk about members of Congress being overly influenced by a special interest group pushing a wildly unpopular agenda that pushes voters away from Democrats then they should be discussing AIPAC https://t.co/2o22CMMtqw
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) November 17, 2024
Of course, after claiming that Trump is “Just like Hitler!” for most of the last decade, stealing a page from “Mein Kampf” to scapegoat the Jews is — even by liberal standards — brazenly, stunningly hypocritical.
The Jews even have a special word for it: Chutzpah.
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