Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent spending habits reveal a stark contrast between her public persona as a socialist advocate and her personal indulgences. Campaign finance reports indicate AOC's campaign spent nearly $50,000 on luxury accommodations and high-end dining in Puerto Rico, alongside previous ethics violations that highlight a pattern of hypocrisy. This behavior reflects a broader critique of socialism, demonstrating how the concentration of power often leads to corruption and the creation of a new ruling class, contrary to its promised ideals of equality.

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Highlights:

• "AOC's campaign spent $50,000 on luxury accommodations and dining in Puerto Rico."
• "Ethics investigations reveal a pattern of questionable financial behavior linked to AOC."
• "Socialism often results in the emergence of a corrupt ruling class, contradicting its promises."
• "Historical examples from Venezuela and Cuba illustrate the systemic corruption inherent in socialist regimes."

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