Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Postpones Rally, While Other Lawmakers Cancel Events Amid Heightened Fears of Political Violence In the wake of the political assassination of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk,

Republican and Democratic lawmakers have expressed uneasiness over their safety after the assassination of Charlie Kirk

Cortez blasts Republicans who are already casting blame for the shooting of Charlie Kirk before any of the facts are known.

Representative Nancy Mace, of all people, is accusing Democrats of derogatory conduct toward Republicans. In a Friday morning appearance on CNN, Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, attributed the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk to an increase in political violence and divisiveness—problems that she, absurdly, said were confined to the left.

"It is one of those rare moments where I feel like Washington is working the way that it’s supposed to work," Ocasio-Cortez said.

Cortez calls out Trump and other Republicans who are already casting blame for the death of Charlie Kirk without knowing the first thing about the shooter.

Sen. John Kennedy claimed that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a media favorite because she "checks all the boxes," but is as "shallow as a puddle." The post Republican Senator Says ‘Attractive’ and ‘Ethnic’ AOC Is ‘A Creation of the Media’ first appeared on Mediaite.

During the appearance at Mid-City Steel in LaCrosse, which sits in the northwest corner of the state on the border with Minnesota, the vice president recalled a chat with President Trump –

The progressive New York congresswoman, best known by her initials AOC, has been touring the country with Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders rallying against 'oligarchy' and wealth inequality.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox speaks at a press conference after U.S. right-wing activist, commentator, Charlie Kirk, an ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, was fatally shot during an event at Utah Valley University,

Ocasio-Cortez was immediately mocked for ignoring the parade of johns, pimps and prostitutes flooding the avenue’s infamous “Market of Sweethearts.”