In the wake of the Green New Deal, it would see that Alexander Ocasio-Cortez and her staff are in full on damage control.

A controversy erupted when one of her policy advisors went on Tucker Carlson's show

and incorrectly stated that the FAQ they released didn't exist and was actually trolls

because apparently he was referring to some other document.

Now, we can see their kind of backpedaling back and forth and I have to assume

I think they're kind of lying and I think they did publish this on purpose,

but because of the backlash, because of the embarrassment, they've started walking things back.

But now, one of the staff members for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says,

no, we were thinking about some of these things. You just didn't understand.

And before we get started, as you want to say, I didn't really want to do a follow-up on this,

but one of my tweets is going to turn up traction and I want to make sure I clarify for the record

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First, from Business Insider, Ocasio-Cortez and team attempt damage control

after a fumbled green new deal rollout that included a line about paying Americans,

quote, unwilling to work. A line on Cortez's website supporting economic security to all those

who are unable or unwilling to work, triggered backlash this week and prompted mixed messages

from her team about where that line came from and whether it was ever intended to be part of the

landmark green new deal policy package. The controversy has given fodder to critics of the green

new deal legislation, which was unveiled Thursday. Though the actual green new deal legislation

introduced to the House of Representatives contains no mention of guaranteeing economic security

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