Viral video of AOC pretending to be handcuffed sparks online debate

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, otherwise called AOC, is an American lawmaker and lobbyist. She created a ruckus online when she claimed to be cuffed at a dissent for fetus removal freedoms outside the Supreme Court.

On July 19, a cop required the 32-year-old official and Carolyn Maloney away in light of the fact that they were hindering traffic outside the town hall. A video that has turned into a web sensation shows AOC smiling and holding her hands behind her back, as though she were cuffed.

In the wake of making a couple of strides, she brought her clench hand up on the side of the dissenters and afterward crossed her wrists despite her good faith again to make it seem as though she was bound, despite the fact that she wasn’t.

A few group on the Internet reprimanded Cortez for making up the posture when the police came to converse with her and Maloney. However, it’s not satisfactory on the off chance that the Capitol cop advised her to return her hands behind her or not.

AOC pretending to be arrested and handcuffed is the most AOC moment of her career

— Doctor Fishbones (@DoctorFishbones) July 19, 2022

AOC’s activities beyond the Supreme Court cause a ton of warmed conversation on Twitter.
At the time this story was composed, 7.2 million individuals had watched the video of AOC claiming to be bound. Cortez was condemned for her phony posture, and many individuals on the web called her out for deceiving individuals at such a serious dissent.