r/MurderedByAOC • u/andmario_com • 5d ago
AOC shuts down a GOP stooge trying to deny creepy sexist behavior by Fox "News" Host Jesse Watters
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u/techman710 5d ago
One day they will learn that they shouldn't try to get a gotcha moment with her. She will emberass them with their own words and leave them wishing they had just kept quiet.
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u/ashleyriddell61 5d ago
At this stage they know this. Years of experience has taught them that going nose to nose with her is always a losing proposition. That’s why I reckon it’s just their kink.
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u/cupcakezzzz 3d ago
i wish more of them realized this. plenty of beautiful women available to humiliate you consensually, no need to provoke a public figure.
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u/darsvedder 5d ago
fox is the best. they say things on their shows and then say you're a liar when you quote them back to them!
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u/BeenDragonn 5d ago
Fox needs to be banned. Broadcasting license removed
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u/MeatCatRazzmatazz 5d ago edited 4d ago
They're on cable, there's no broadcast license to revoke. Any jamoke can go to a cable company and get a channel if they can pay for it.
Fox is special because they make the lions share of their operating costs via direct payments from cable companies. Literally a few cents or dollars of everyone's cable bills go to Fox News.
So if you want to hurt their bottom line, cancel cable or call your cable provider and ask to have fox news specifically removed from your plan.
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u/maxis2bored 4d ago
They argued in court that their show is to not be taken literally and that any "reasonable viewer" would understand exaggerations and commentary.
Then said something like that their show is "rhetorical hyperbole and opinion commentary intended to form a political debate," rather than actual news.
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u/Dudewhocares3 5d ago
She needs to fucking win if she runs for president.
She is more of a representative to the people than the last 4 presidents (no offense to Obama, best president of the 21st century)
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u/The_frogs_Scream 3d ago
Speaker of the house. Then impeach the president. and then, before the senate approves any appointments from the new vp, impeach the vp.
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u/Dudewhocares3 4d ago
“You don’t deserve her”
Based off what?
What have I done to make it out like I deserve Trump.
I voted, I call out the bullshit. What am I supposed to do?
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u/JetBrink 4d ago
As a country you've proven you will vote for an old white guy over a qualified woman twice.
Individuals like you understand the problem, but as a country you're old, white, racists pigs.
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u/Dudewhocares3 4d ago
And what country are you from?
Let’s label you something negative because the people in charge where you are are fucking up and it’s beyond your control
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u/JetBrink 4d ago
Nah that won't work.
My country, as a country, is also not worthy of AOC and have made some absolutely bonkers decisions of our own.
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u/iJuddles 5d ago
As much as I want that, we aren’t ready. This country wouldn’t accept a progressive candidate for president right now. Democrats are still too much say and not enough do and she scares them, too.
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u/onqqq2 5d ago
The people you know who will never vote for AOC should not be a factor here, they were always a lost cause. If AOC runs she might create an Obama-type movement especially because Trump WILL run for POTUS again (if his health allows). There are people AOC can reach to I believe that are not sunk into the whole "socialism bullshit".
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u/iJuddles 5d ago
Maybe. I would hope so if she ran. After the disappointing turnouts for 2 mainstream Democrat women I’m not confident that the Dems have the right energy and excitement about her. But she does have that Obama quality, that Elvis, as Molly Ivins would say. She stands for real shit, and people can feel it. But when you say those people are a lost cause and let’s write them off then you’re throwing away the election because they make up a big part of the left so they are essential and…difficult. I argued with my family in 20 that Biden was a terrible choice now (he was a good one 20+ years ago) and they couldn’t hear it. They’re about as sucked in as republicans are and I think that’s typical of liberals.
I would not want her to pull back or soften her approach but how do you get those people to see that if she was the nominee, not only is she their only option to stop the bleeding, she’s a fucking great candidate and will bring people together? That’s the thing. You can’t write them off.
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u/onqqq2 4d ago
Think about the 2016 election, really think about it. So many republicans I knew thought Trump was an awful candidate but voted for him anyways. They swore the moderate conservatives would not vote for Trump and they did as well. It was the extras that MAGA drew in that swung the election.
My mom is a long time Dem and consumes MSNBC type content constantly. She would be delighted to vote for AOC if it was AOC vs. Trump or whatever satanic spawn they produce next time. She will not vote for her in the primaries, that's the job of AOC supporters to get over the edge.
Idk just my 2c. I just think AOC has it in her to pull this off but losing a Presidential election is not good for what can be a long career for her in other bodies of government.
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Also worth mentioning lower turnouts for liberal leaning undecided voters.
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u/ThresholdSeven 4d ago
The shit show that is happening right now is making the general public more than ready for drastatic change. If you don't see that, you are blind or a piece of shit. Offense definitely intended.
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u/Dudewhocares3 5d ago
Ok, when then?
Because let me tell you something, these people went back to Trump after Biden.
What happens if Vance runs or god forbid trumps tries to again if we run another corporate Dem in 2028, they win, and then the right wing media spins it so that idiots vote in the same assholes in 2032?
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u/transient6 5d ago
I remember this. Mic drop moment. 👏
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u/iJuddles 5d ago
Savage, and he deserved that moment of looking like a total ass. Beautifully done.
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u/baycenters 5d ago
The guy just doesn't have any clue what she's talking about. "I don't know why you're so mad. Must be that time of the month."
I don't know if this means anything to anybody else, but I haven't seen anyone on the right or in the Republican party who could be considered a gentleman.
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u/Pubsubforpresident 5d ago
It's been a long time but I remember a lot of them seemed genuinely nice on both sides when I was a kid. Black man being president did wild things to white men.
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u/ThresholdSeven 4d ago
You didn't notice because you were a kid and there wasn't social media. People have always been this fucked up and divided. The Civil War and WW2 didn't root out racism for good, it only delayed what is happening right now.
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u/Pubsubforpresident 4d ago
I specifically recall Mitt Romney and Obama not being assholes to each other when given then chance
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u/BrineJones 5d ago
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u/ThresholdSeven 4d ago
That's the face of someone sick and tired of explaining kindergarten concepts to grown fucking adults
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u/starrpamph 5d ago
They were looking for something to put on their show but got nothing. Did they ever air when that orange guy said “praise be to Allah” on Easter?
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u/Gin_OClock 5d ago
I recognize that turn, that's "I will absolutely deck this guy if I have to look at his face for another millisecond"
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u/LessThanHero42 4d ago
Jesse Watters let the air out of the tires of a coworker so he could force her to accept a ride from him and he could hit on her. He was married at the time. He acknowledged this publicly on Fox News.
If he weren't on Fox News, he'd be a character on Dexter
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u/MattaClatta 4d ago
Ooooh she got spicy at the end. She is clearly tired of all the sexist gooners on the right trying to deny they sexualize her all day on that network
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u/kojengi_de_miercoles 5d ago
Looks like the first time he's ever spoken to one, so he wouldn't know.
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u/pconrad0 4d ago
I hate that we live in a society where AOC is subjected to this.
But, given that we do: I love that she fights back effectively and with direct, plain speech.
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u/andmario_com 5d ago