As Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) jets across the nation with Bernie Sanders, passionately denouncing the wealthy, her own district is languishing in disarray. The desperation has reached such levels that residents are appealing to FBI Director Kash Patel for assistance.
This predicament has long been AOC’s Achilles’ heel. Years into her tenure, constituents struggle to cite a single achievement that tangibly benefits the community she promised to serve.
Her trajectory mirrors that of Elizabeth Warren: elected to a local position, only to leverage it as a launching pad for national aspirations. The local office appears to serve merely as a platform for broader ambitions.
FOX News reports:
Leaders in AOC’s ‘Red Light’ district call on Kash Patel to crush ‘worsening’ gang crime and prostitution
While Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., embarks on her “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, residents of her Queens constituency are calling for intervention from the FBI and DEA to address the escalating gang crime and prostitution that have transformed their neighborhood into a beleaguered “gangland.” Local leaders, including a former Democrat state senator, have implored FBI Director Kash Patel to deploy agents along Roosevelt Avenue—a 2-mile commercial strip that has been likened to both a Third World country and a Red Light district, where scantily clad women openly solicit on the sidewalks.
They allege that the notorious 18th Street Gang has seized control of illegal activities in the area, filling the power vacuum left by other gangs that were dismantled following a significant police operation resulting in numerous arrests.
Local advocates, including former Democrat state Senator Hiram Monserrate, argue that police efforts have proven inadequate:
“NYPD’s Operation Restore Roosevelt did lead to arrests, but our sources indicate that gangs replaced their foot soldiers within days,” the advocates said. “The money never stopped flowing, the dance floors stayed open, and the prostitutes returned in full force. This is not solely a Queens issue; it’s a case study of how gangs, cartels, and traffickers can openly take over a community.”
AOC’s apparent disinterest in fulfilling her electoral responsibilities has been evident since her first day in office. Her aspirations seem far grander, with the people of her district treated as mere stepping stones on her path to greater political ambitions.
