Pelosi seems to be making fun of Ocasio-Cortez by trusting Twitter for his support

Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi seemed to mock representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – not to mention her name – because she counted on Twitter for her support while neglecting the work to make Democratic agenda a law.

The New York Democrat, which has nearly 4 million followers on Twitter, has used the platform to gather online support for its radical proposals like the Green New Deal, even though none of these supports are available. Is translated by real legislative victories.

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Pelosi was interviewed in an interview published Monday by USA Today about his difficulties in leading a House caucus, while first-year Democrats like Ocasio-Cortez push the party to the left and argue for more gestures. symbolic rather than implementing their policy.

"Although there are people who have a large number of followers on Twitter, the important thing is that we have a lot of votes in the House," Pelosi said.

"While there are people who have a large number of followers on Twitter, the important thing is that we have a lot of votes in the House."

– Nancy Pelosi, President of the Chamber

The highest Democrat in the House also noted that Progressives were "good" after having to tell them that they needed a realistic bill that could actually be passed by the House.

"As I say in my own district," You are going to elect 218 people, as in San Francisco, so we can talk, "she said.

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This is not the first time that Pelosi casts a shadow over Ocasio-Cortez. Earlier this year, the Speaker of the House somewhat rejected the Green New Deal during an interview with Politico.

"This will be one of the many, if not many, suggestions we will receive," said Pelosi. "The green dream, or whatever they call it, nobody knows what it is, but they are for, is not it?"

Ocasio-Cortez would have been excluded from the Pelosi-approved special committee on the climate crisis, but some reports suggest that the New York Democrat has voluntarily decided not to join the committee where legislation to fight climate change will be developed.

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According to studies, the Green New Deal would cost up to $ 93 trillion, or even $ 600,000 per household. The radical move proposes to transform the US economy to reduce emissions, as well as modernize and replace each building to achieve this goal.