Ocasio-Cortez's Secret Relationship With Soros Has Just Come Out In Public
America loves an underdog and a good story.
The rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had all the markings of just such a story.
The 28-year-old unknown millennial Latina from the Bronx pulled off a stunning upset
in a New York City Democratic congressional primary, knocking off a prominent party veteran
in her first bid for public office.
Ocasio-Cortez won 57.5% of the vote against Rep. Joe Crowley, a 10-term Democrat in the
14th Congressional District in New York widely seen by many as a possible successor to Rep.
Nancy Pelosi for House Minority Leader was the fourth-ranked Democrat in the House.
However, as with all stories, there is much more than meets the eye.
It seems while Ocasio-Cortez may have been unknown to much of America, she was not exactly
unknown to those with deep pockets.
It turns out Ocasio-Cortez is backed by some deep and powerful pockets including from the
George Soros' Media Consortium.
Ocasio-Cortez previously worked as an organizer for Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.
The Daily Caller reports –
"New details have emerged revealing that George Soros helped prop-up Democratic socialist
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's political career in an attempt to put 400 Bernie Sanders-like
politicians in Congress.
A former organizer for Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign, Ocasio-Cortez's under-dog
win in the Democratic primary was undoubtedly helped by online actors.
The New York Times writes that she was able to defeat her opponent, who greatly outspent
her, due to her online presence.
In an interview with progressive digital media outlet "The Young Turks," a member of
a Soros-funded network of far-left publications called The Media Consortium, Ocasio-Cortez
also admits that their coverage helped her win.
Members linked to Soros-funded digital media asked Ocasio-Cortez, a former organizer for
Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign, to run for office — guaranteeing favorable
coverage by a media network that reaches almost 300 million people monthly.
One member of the Soros-funded media, Cenk Uygur, also founded one of the two political
groups responsible for asking Ocasio-Cortez to run, Justice Democrats — whose goal is
to get Sanders-like politicians elected to Congress.
Uygur, a former Armenian genocide denier, was eventually forced out of the organization
after old articles revealed some of his previous sexist comments, often referring to women
in a derogatory way.
Incumbent Joseph Crowley — whose footprint in the Democratic establishment led to speculation
that he would succeed Nancy Pelosi as Democratic leader of the House — greatly outspent Ocasio-Cortez.
However, her strong online presence — thanks to the coverage of the Soros-linked digital
media — she was able to gain traction and defeat Crowley in the primary June 26.
She is expected to win New York's 14th congressional district handedly, given the district's
Democratic history.
After Ocasio-Cortez's website, Ocasio2018.com, was first registered May 3, 2017, it redirected
to Ocasio-Cortez's now-deleted page on BrandNewCongress.Org, according to an Internet archive captured
June 29, 2017.
Brand New Congress is another organization, just like Justice Democrats, that aims to
get socialists elected to Congress in the 2018 mid-terms.
It has close ties to Justice Democrats.
Interestingly enough, the co-founder of Brand New Congress, Saikat Chakrabarti, did a recent
interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
Chakrabarti also just happens to be the Executive Director of an affiliated organization known
as "Justice Democrats."
The Justice Democrats PAC and the Brand New Congress organization are essentially inseparable.
The PAC known as Justice Democrats was co-founded by Cenk Uygur, the far lefty that used to
be on MSNBC and eventually started a Youtube blog called The Young Turks.
The Daily Caller adds –
"In a June 27 interview with Uygur on his YouTube channel "The Young Turks," Ocasio-Cortez
thanked Uygur and other media platforms for covering her before the primaries, which she
says "in no small part" helped her win.
"I wouldn't be running if it wasn't for the support of Justice Democrats and Brand
New Congress," Ocasio-Cortez told Uygur.
"In fact it was, it was JD (Justice Democrats) and it was Brand New Congress that asked me
to run in the first place."
The Young Turks is a member of The Media Consortium — a network of far left media publications
which includes Mother Jones, Democracy Now!, and dozens of other outlets, funded by Soros.
The Media Consortium is a Soros a media empire that, according to Media Research Center (MRC),
reaches nearly 300 million people a month.
"Soros funds nearly every major left-wing media source in the United States," MRC
stated.
"Forty-five of those are financed through his support of the Media Consortium.
That organization 'is a network of the country's leading, progressive, independent media outlets.'
The list is predictable – everything from Alternet to the Young Turks."
The MRC report goes on to detail the progressive echo chamber Soros intentionally created with
the Media Consortium with the intention of shaping public opinion."
It seems that person behind the curtain that put Alexandria Osasio-Cortez into that national
spotlight is Cenk Uygur with the deep pockets and backing of none other than George Soros.
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