Would you vote for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for US President if she switches parties and become a Republican ?

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Linda Joy

So that would mean she changes her beliefs? Seems kind of non committal, but Trump did the same thing, and he upheld republican views. I'd have to base it on what she says. In any case she's gaining experience. I'd give her a look.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  She disagrees with Biden on many things and I doubt she has endorsed him for US President
- Linda Joy
  
  So which one, in your opinion has a more central view and which is 'more democrat'?
- DancesWithWolves
  
  I think Biden is more Democrat?
TBO

No frigging way. 😎

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  She disagrees with Biden on many things and I doubt she has endorsed him for US President
www.bible-reviews.com

If she were running against someone I felt less capable and/or with less character than her, then: Yes. Otherwise: No.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  Thanks for sharing your comment :)
bostjan the adequate 🥉

I'd never say never, but without some really drastic character growth from her and some serious restructuring of the GOP, I'd say 99.99% no.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  Thanks for sharing your comment :)
No Chance Without Jesus

Um...hard pass

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- OrangeDonRump
  
  For someone who admitted (on another forum) that you mentally abused your wife until she committed suicide, would you do that to AOC?
- DancesWithWolves
  
  Thanks for sharing your comment :)
Victorine

No. Right now, I don't care which party she belongs to; she hasn't remotely enough experience yet to be president. She won't change parties, by the way, and while I don't agree with all of her positions -- I've rarely agreed with everything any political candidate has supported -- I think she'll acquire seasoning and a more realistic and pragmatic understanding of policy issues with time. She could prove to be a very fine legislator, and who knows? Perhaps someday, I'll think she's qualified and ready for the White House.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  Thanks for sharing your comment :)
dalcocono

Nope, she's too young to run. If she had made a good conservative reputation for herself by the time she's 35, I would certainly consider voting for her. I just don't see that happening though.

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- DancesWithWolves
  
  Thanks for sharing your comment :)
- dalcocono
  
  You bet!

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