alexandria ocasio-cortez s sweeping plan, saying the green dream, nobody knows what it is. but they re for it, right? are you offended that speaker pelosi called this the green dream? no, i think it is a green dream. reporter: that was then. now owe cocasio cortez, the fir brand of the left and house speaker have found common ground. the two teaming up to take on moderate democrats who supported a republican amendment to a gun control bill that would alert immigration and customs enforcement when an undocumented immigrant attempts to purchase a fi firearm. ocasio-cortez, siding with pelosi, tweeting, mind you, the same small splinter group of dems that tried to deny pelosi the speakership are now voting in surprise, i.c.e. amendments to gun safety legislation. being called the moderate wing of the party. i m not here to bully or tell anyone else how to govern or what their communities feel.
government. so if you put good people like tom coburn in congress, jim demint and now jim jordan, mark meadows, there are good people in congress, they re working in a broken system. they cannot fix what ails the country. the founders gave us a remty, in article 5 of the constitution, they inserted the second clause, the power to call the states for the very purpose of proposing amendments to restrain government tyranny. when i say that, people say how do you know what the purpose was? we can look at madison s notes two, days before the end of convention, september 15, 1787, colonel george mason from virginia stands, addresses the assembly and says something like this. we have a problem with the document we created. we ve given power to congress but not to people, and asked a question, are we so naive that a government that becomes a tyranny will propose the rice
government. so if you put good people like tom coburn in congress, jim demint and now jim jordan, mark meadows, there are good people in congress, they re working in a broken system. they cannot fix what ails the country. the founders gave us a remty, in article 5 of the constitution, they inserted the second clause, the power to call the states for the very purpose of proposing amendments to restrain government tyranny. when i say that, people say how do you know what the purpose was? we can look at madison s notes two, days before the end of convention, september 15, 1787, colonel george mason from virginia stands, addresses the assembly and says something like this. we have a problem with the document we created. we ve given power to congress but not to people, and asked a question, are we so naive that a government that becomes a tyranny will propose the rice amendments to restrain their