AOC has blocked me. Should it be illegal for elected politicians to block citizens?

Even though I'm not one of her constituents, she's still voting on things that affect my life.

So should I have a right to know exactly what she's saying in public spaces like on X?

Many people are saying that this account is her personal account so she can do whatever

she wants with it. Well, it says right here on Twitter, this is a verified account and it's got the

gray checkmark signaling that is verified because it is a government account. So this is her

official government account, at least according to X, or at least one of her official

government accounts.

And guess what?

Even if it wasn't her official account, I should still have a right to see it.

We should all have a right to see what she's saying, whether it's on a government account

or not because her opinions and what she says matters because she's voting on stuff that affects

our life.

I took the liberty of printing out a

photo of her blocking me and putting it right next to where Mark Cuban blocked me as well.

We're going to be adding more to this list of all the crazy lefties who end up blocking me.

So you're going to want to follow me to see what more chaos ensues now that I'm back on Twitter,

now that Elon Musk has unbanned me.

I'm also being told that there's a closed case against Donald Trump because he was blocking people

and now he's no longer allowed to block people so long as he, I guess, when he was president.

So if that applies to Trump, shouldn't that apply to me and the rest of us out there?

Because I bet you I'm not the only one that's been blocked by an elected official.

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