“Ordinary people get one vote. Billionaires get the opportunity to spend as much as they want to elect the candidates they want,” [Senator Bernie] Sanders said, decrying the influence of super PACs that can accept unlimited political donations. “That is the context in which this election is taking place.”

[Alexandria] Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), meanwhile, cast the race as one that “mirrors what we are up against nationally, both an authoritarian criminal presidency, fueled by corruption and bigotry and an ascendant right-wing extremist movement,” as well as the “insufficient, eroded, bygone political establishment, this time in the form of Andrew Cuomo.”

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      20 hours ago

      The only thing I don’t like about AOC is her voice, it’s like nails on a chalkboard to me. It’s worse when she’s speaking to a crowd or just really motivated or angry, calm interview tone I can handle, but speeches… nope. I’d vote for her, but I’d just read her statements rather than listen to them.