Out of all of the Bern's surrogates I like her the best.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

She makes the case for the Bern's policies without alienating other Democrats.

[Turin_C3PO]

1. Me too.

She’s the future of the party. She’s working inside the party to move it left which is how it should be done. She’s a good Democrat who absolutely destroys Republicans when questioning them. Plus, she supported Pelosi’s leadership when some progressives were pushing her otherwise.

[Beakybird]

2. I love her. She is so smart it blows me away.

[sweetloukillbot]

3. She understands realpolitik nt

[SCantiGOP]

4. She also understands

that her political career, and the US political system, is going to extend longer than the next few weeks.
A lot of the Sanders diehards are burning their bridges and forfeiting any chance of being serious political actors in the future.

[honest.abe]

5. She's definitely improved her standing among most Democrats.

She could be the future.

[comradebillyboy]

7. She's still got a long way to go...

[PatSeg]

20. She has made some progress

but I agree, she still has a long way to go. Maybe with a bit more experience and some discipline, you could be a powerful voice for Democrats. Meanwhile, she might want to focus more attention on the constituents who elected her, instead of making a nationwide name for herself. It is only a two year term and there are no guarantees.

Also you could use her intelligence and skills to combat republicans first and foremost, not fellow Democrats. Let people in other districts pick their Democratic representatives. I know that I would resent it if she tried to undermine Democratic representative or senator.

[squirecam]

6. Um....

She says she and Biden shouldn’t be in the same party.

She definitely alienates other democrats.

[Turin_C3PO]

8. She's just saying

that in many other countries, their views would place them in competing parties. It’s true. In an ideal world, we’d have a progressive party and a moderate party duking it out and the corrupt Republican Party wouldn’t exist.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. It would be thus

Democrats 40%
Socialists 20%
White Nationalists 30%
Republicans 10%

[Turin_C3PO]

12. God, I hope

White Nationalists wouldn’t have that kind of support. That would be scary.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

13. What is Trumpism?

The conservative non-white nationalists would join a Romney like party.

[Turin_C3PO]

18. True.

But I’m not sure 30% would openly identify that way.

[Happy Hoosier]

9. And she has been developing a necessary maturity....

... often lacking. She could be the voice of the Progressive movement if she plays her cards right and doesn't jump off the Bernie cliff.

[aikoaiko]

10. A righteous shoutout.

[KPN]

14. Cool. Hopefully she can be a bridge-builder going forward into November.

She's smart, thoughtful, well-spoken and has an attractive personality. I hope Biden reaches out and tries to involve her for that purpose.

[Turin_C3PO]

15. Maybe she could rally the youth

to come out and vote for Biden. Although I do have my doubts because not even Sanders, who is very popular among the young, could get them to the polls to vote for him.

[tishaLA]

17. She spoke in Ann Arbor the other day IIRC

And it didn't seem to help her candidate much

[PatSeg]

21. Yes, I agree

We need more bridge-builders. We can only succeed if we do it together. No more burning down the party that brung you. Find common ground wherever it exists and build on that.

[Mister Ed]

16. It seems to me that she actually works toward getting those policies implemented.

She seems to know that railing against injustice is only the beginning, and is not an end in itself.

[SKKY]

19. The RW Conservative part of my family absolutely dispise her...

...and spend a ridiculous amount of time posting Anti-AOC memes. Knowing how much they dislike her makes me like just that much more.