Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now facing four separate complaints. Two complaints were filed

with the Federal Election Commission over mishandling funds or misreporting funds,

and there have been two complaints to the Office of Congressional Ethics over her email use

and her Twitter use. Now she's only been in office for a few months, so this seems to be

a huge amount of scrutiny for a new member of Congress, which she is probably the most famous

Democrat now with over three million followers. Many people are wondering, has she actually done

anything wrong, or is it just that she's going up against the machine, Cortez is absolutely an

outsider, and she's facing down and even threatening some Democrats with removing them from office

using primary techniques, and she's very clearly made the conservatives angry with her far left

proposals. Now whether or not she's actually done anything wrong is going to be up to the committees

that have received the complaints, but sure enough it looks like some media outlets are trying to

downplay the fact that people are actually complaining. So today let's go through these various

complaints and look at some of the criticism over how the media has actually handled this.

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videos, just share them on social media to help spread the message. The first story came around

the end of February, this from the New York Post. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign may have

illegally paid her boyfriend. The Coolidge Reagan Foundation alleged in the complaint that

brand new congress PAC paid Ocasio-Cortez's boyfriend Riley Roberts for marketing services

after the PAC was hired by her campaign. Using the third party PAC to pay her boyfriend

may have violated campaign finance laws a lawyer for the Coolidge Reagan Foundation told the

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