@aoc: Thousands of doors knocked, phone calls made, and events hosted around Queens and The Bronx. Thank you to our everyone who’s knocked a packet, joined a phone bank, hosted an event or chipped in to support Team AOC. You power this movement. #NY14

sentir e viver :

MARTIN :

The Divine smiles upon AOC. 😇

Ari Kay :

I don’t know if this message will get to AOC, but I just read that she put a bill on the floor asking for a ban on developing any more data centers until there is proper legislation for AI usage, and I’m wondering if she could help Pittsburg, California fight the development of the data center the city wants to allow.

coach-jv :

That’s cool 🥰

True Bee 🐝 :

True Bee 🐝 Told History 2026

Bilbo Baggins :

Lancaster2.0 :

CONGRATS AGAIN!! KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT!

Just smitten :

I hope those NYC Democratic Socialist policies trickle down to Texas! Thanks for all your work!

Native :

Funny how this “progressive” has never once talked about ending slavery in the USofA.. removing the 13th amendment exception…. Really funny. Slavery never ended in the USofA it was just federalized

Jordan :

😁😁😁

Lexi󱢏 :

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Raja Faisal :

🥰🥰🥰

Ya Favvvee :

🥰🥰🥰

Mackaroni :

Cowboy traditions originated in Spain during the Middle Ages and evolved in colonial Mexico through the vaquero culture before shaping the American West.Key Origins and EvolutionSpain (Middle Ages): The foundational ranching practices, horsemanship, and cattle-herding techniques started in regions like Andalusia.Mexico (16th Century): Spanish settlers brought horses, cattle, and ranching to New Spain, where Indigenous and mestizo workers became the first vaqueros (from vaca, the Spanish word for cow).American West (19th Century): Anglo-American settlers moving into Texas and the Southwest adopted the vaqueros' clothing, gear (like saddles and lassos), and cattle-driving methods to create the iconic American cowboy.

Tou :

Brazilian Democracy needs the americans help . Don,t stay home. Go vote.