January 1, Squad Democrat Issues Shocking Threat To Southern States From Behind Bulletproof Glass

Wyatt’s Take

• New York socialist Rep. AOC traveled to Alabama to demand northern progressives ‘pull up’ to the South—while hiding behind bulletproof glass like she’s the Pope
• She trashed the Supreme Court, claimed America wasn’t a real democracy until the 1960s, and told her followers to invade red states like Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee and Mississippi
• Southern conservatives fired back hard, with viral videos mocking her security setup and warning leftists to stay out of the South

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez traveled to Montgomery, Alabama last week to deliver one of her most divisive speeches yet. Speaking at the “All Roads Lead to The South” rally on May 16, the prominent Squad member stood behind bulletproof glass and demanded that northern progressives descend on conservative southern states.

The New York socialist claimed the United States wasn’t a true democracy until the 1960s when the Voting Rights Act passed. She took direct aim at the Supreme Court, accusing the high court under Chief Justice John Roberts of being “part of that long history of regression and repression in America.”

Then came her controversial call to action. Ocasio-Cortez demanded that “the North” travel to red states like Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee and Mississippi to fight what she described as political injustice.

She doubled down after the event on social media, writing: “If you’re not from these states, it’s time to pull up.”

Her inflammatory rhetoric immediately drew fire from conservatives across social media. Many pointed out the stunning irony of the congresswoman urging people to “pull up” while she stood heavily protected behind bulletproof glass during her speech.

Conservative podcaster Todd Spears went viral with a TikTok reaction video that racked up 1 million views, mocking Ocasio-Cortez’s security setup.

“[Pull up] and do what? Help us get the boat off the trailer, like cut the grass, track a deer in the woods? Roll up and do what exactly? Because you’re standing behind, like, pope glass in your own hometown. You come down here starting that s—, you better bring a tank. That’s not a good idea. You stay where you’re at.”

Spears also criticized the divisive nature of her remarks, writing in the video caption that “AOC talking about the North ‘rolling up’ on the South and Alabama, like this is still the 1860s, is wild.”

“Maybe politicians should spend less time trying to divide Americans and more time fixing the mess we already have,” he added.

Another TikTok creator, Kei Bennett, whose video garnered more than 800,000 views, warned Ocasio-Cortez’s supporters not to take the bait.

“I want to issue a stern warning so you do not take her advice and pull up on Alabama.”

Bennett jokingly cited local dangers ranging from wild hogs and bayou gators to locals who “will not hesitate to unite and get you the f— up out of here.”

Bennett, who has more than half a million followers on the platform, warned the congresswoman’s followers that “down here in the South we don’t call cops, we call coroners.”

He added: “Stay your a– up there, leave us alone. We ain’t bothering nobody.”

Ocasio-Cortez’s office did not respond to requests for comment.

Wyatt Matters

This is what happens when coastal elites think they can march into the heartland and tell hardworking Americans how to live. The South doesn’t need lectures from a New York socialist who can’t fix her own city’s crime, deficit, and failing subway system. Southerners know how to take care of their own communities without Washington busybodies stirring up division. Maybe she should focus on the mess in her own backyard before threatening to invade states that actually work.