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==Ocasio-Cortez==

==Ocasio-Cortez==

Before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was known around the world as AOC, Justice Democrats put out a call for a spokesperson. Her brother nominated her. Justice Democrats received over 10,000 nominations. Ocasio-Cortez was selected and Justice Democrats organized her election.<ref>https://youtu.be/Gcqoo0Jn18A</ref> Ocasio-Cortez credits Justice Democrats for recruiting her to run for Congress in May 2017.

Before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was known around the world as AOC, Justice Democrats put out a call for a spokesperson. Her brother nominated her. Justice Democrats put out a casting call for for a spokesperson/candidate. Her brother Gabriel submitted her name. They received over 10,000 nominations. Ocasio-Cortez was selected and Justice Democrats organized her election.<ref>https://youtu.be/Gcqoo0Jn18A</ref> Ocasio-Cortez credits Justice Democrats for recruiting her to run for Congress in May 2017.

Ocasio-Cortez paid a combined $27,293 to Justice Democrats and to what was effectively its predecessor, [[Brand New Congress|Brand New Congress LLC]], for administrative, staffing and overhead services from the time she declared her candidacy to her primary victory in 2018, according to [[FEC]] records. Ocasio-Cortez only began paying her staffers directly through her campaign cpmmittee beginning in March 2018, according to her campaign reports.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/04/ocasio-cortez-justice-democrats/</ref>

Ocasio-Cortez paid a combined $27,293 to Justice Democrats and to what was effectively its predecessor, [[Brand New Congress|Brand New Congress LLC]], for administrative, staffing and overhead services from the time she declared her candidacy to her primary victory in 2018, according to [[FEC]] records. Ocasio-Cortez only began paying her staffers directly through her campaign cpmmittee beginning in March 2018, according to her campaign reports.<ref>https://dailycaller.com/2019/03/04/ocasio-cortez-justice-democrats/</ref>