[DoodleDawg]

What Forte has is grit, guts, fortitude, cojones...whatever you want to call it.

What Forte doesn't have is a chance of knocking off AOC.

[dsrtsage]

Brave woman to go against the by any means necessary child doxxing crowd

[Little Ray]

AOC was primaried in 2020 and won, then got re-elected on her own ‘merits’ with 3 opponents.
The problem isn't just AOC, it's her constituents.

[jz638]

AOC got 150k votes in the 2020 election and her republican challenger got 58k, it’s not a swing district. She has an enormous capacity to raise funds and a very public profile. A majority of the locals in her district clearly prefer her.

Any challenger has to overcome those odds of winning is the objective (most of the time I don’t believe winning is actually the objective, it’s all about getting outsiders to donate and raising a media profile for some people) and while it’s not futile to try, the local candidate has to get local support, not just internet dollars from people fooled into thinking she has a chance to be toppled.

[KamperKen]

"What Forte doesn't have is a chance of knocking off AOC."

Should AOC then go unchallenged? There's a cost to defending even a safe seat and those costs should be ratcheted up. There's a financial cost and emotional cost. As for the emotional cost, they should have billboards with AOC's IQ (my estimate is 80) and ask the voters if they'd like to continue to be represented by one of the dumbest members of congress. AOC should be unrelentingly attacked for her ignorance, stupidity and hypocrisy.

[Notthereyet]

“What Forte doesn’t have is a chance of knocking off AOC.”
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Isn’t that the attitude the Left had about Pres Trump the first go around before he became Pres Trump?

If I had money I’d give it to her.