RNC releases new ad brutally mocking Ocasio-Cortez

The Republican National Committee released a new ad on Friday mocking Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her myriad of outrageous and c... [TheBlaze Logo]( Having trouble viewing this email? [Open in browser.]( [Sponsored Image]( Trending now [Article Image]( [Twitter exposes Ocasio-Cortez’s hypocrisy with old tweet after she accuses Shapiro of ‘catcalling’]( [Article Image]( [New Border Patrol chief sets the record straight on border separations, dismantles media narrative]( [Sponsored Image]( [Sponsored Image]( Stories that matter most [Divider Image] [1. RNC releases new ad brutally mocking Ocasio-Cortez]( The Republican National Committee released a new ad on Friday mocking Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her myriad of outrageous and cringeworthy interviews. The ad was spliced together with a famous scene from the hit 1990s movie "Billy Madison." Watch the ad [here](. [[facebook] Share]( [[twitter] Tweet]( [[email] Email](mailto:?subject=RNC releases new ad brutally mocking Ocasio-Cortez&body=The Republican National Committee released a new ad on Friday mocking Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her myriad of outrageous and cringeworthy interviews. The ad was spliced together with a famous scene from the hit 1990s movie "Billy Madison." Watch the ad here. [Article Image]( [Divider Image] [2. Plane stolen from Seattle airport, video shows fighter jet chase]( A plane was stolen from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport late on Friday by a man who law enforcement described as "suicidal." The man, an emotionally distressed airline worker, later crashed the plane 40 miles from the airport. Before he crashed, witnesses captured two military F-15 fighter jets intercept the rouge plane. Watch the video [here](. [[facebook] Share]( [[twitter] Tweet]( [[email] Email](mailto:?subject=Plane stolen from Seattle airport, video shows fighter jet chase&body=A plane was stolen from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport late on Friday by a man who law enforcement described as "suicidal." The man, an emotionally distressed airline worker, later crashed the plane 40 miles from the airport. Before he crashed, witnesses captured two military F-15 fighter jets intercept the rouge plane. Watch the video here. [Article Image]( [Divider Image] [3. Hurricane relief supplies sat in government facility in PR for nearly a year]( According to a new report, nearly one dozen containers with relief supplies for Puerto Rican victims of Hurricane Maria sat in a government facility for nearly a year. The report shows yet another instance of government bureaucracy gone wrong. Read more [here](. [[facebook] Share]( [[twitter] Tweet]( [[email] Email](mailto:?subject=Hurricane relief supplies sat in government facility in PR for nearly a year&body=According to a new report, nearly one dozen containers with relief supplies for Puerto Rican victims of Hurricane Maria sat in a government facility for nearly a year. The report shows yet another instance of government bureaucracy gone wrong. Read more here. [Article Image]( More from TheBlaze [Article Image]( [Beauty company CEO buys brand new car for teacher who was catching several buses to get to work]( [Article Image]( [Trump trolls Nancy Pelosi, pleas for Democrats to continue supporting her in mock endorsement]( [Sponsored Image]( [Sponsored Image]( [Article Image]( [Ben Jealous is demanding TV stations stop airing this commercial by his GOP opponent]( [more stories]( [Right Arrow Image] One last thing... [Article Image]( [Businesses selling fake YouTube views and likes flourish amid debates about online access, influence]( Selling fake YouTube views is a lucrative business for people who know how to cash in on the practice. And the social media giant admits it still can't completely stop it, according to a report by the New York Times. Martin Vassilev, for example, makes about $200,000 selling views, likes and dislikes that are generated by computers, not people. ... [Read more](. [[facebook] Share]( [[twitter] Tweet]( [[email] Email](mailto:?subject=Businesses selling fake YouTube views and likes flourish amid debates about online access, influence&body=Selling fake YouTube views is a lucrative business for people who know how to cash in on the practice. And the social media giant admits it still can't completely stop it, according to a report by the New York Times. Martin Vassilev, for example, makes about $200,000 selling views, likes and dislikes that are generated by computers, not people. ... [Sponsored Image]( [TheBlaze Logo]( 6301 Riverside Dr. Building 1 Irving, TX 75039 [Privacy Policy]( | [Manage your preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( © 2018 TheBlaze, Inc. All Rights Reserved.