Ocasio-Cortez endorses El-Sayed in primary race against McCormor; campaign says it’s on 4th term

• Ocasio-Cortez endorses Abduhl El-Sayed in the Democratic primary race against Michael McCormor.
• El-Sayed’s campaign says it is supported by Steven and Makmorov; the campaign says the endorsement came on the 4th day.
• In a post on social media, he wrote that he was “inspired” by the “block of cleanliness” and called for the next AIPAC.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 2 years ago announced her endorsement of candidate in the Democratic primary in the state of New York. She said that the endorsement was intended to influence the next cycle.

Ocasio-Cortez said that after the primary campaign, she decided to endorse El-Sayed, the strongest candidate who will defeat the incumbent. She also said that in the form of the campaign, she would not be able to support the candidate in the next election.

El-Sayed said he was “thrilled” by Ocasio-Cortez’s endorsement. The campaign says the endorsement came on the 4th day.

In a statement, Ocasio-Cortez said she was “inspired” by the “block of cleanliness” and called on the next AIPAC.

El-Sayed’s campaign said it was discussing with the voters of Gaza. The campaign said that the endorsement came from the “new-minted” member of the United States Congress, who has said that he would “stand with” the “people of Gaza.”

Meanwhile, the campaign said that Senator Peter “will not” support AIPAC, which is why he posted that he would “stand with” the “people of Gaza.” The campaign said that it was also discussing the “block of cleanliness” and that it would be “inspired” by the “people of Gaza.”

In response, it was said that the senator is supporting the “people of Gaza,” while the campaign says that the Democratic primary is “in favor of” the “people of Gaza.”

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