AOC Sued for Blocking Twitter User in 'Concentration Camps' Feud

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez just got sued for the same thing Trump's been doing on Twitter, which is now unconstitutional.

Dov Hikind

In his suit, Dov says in light of a federal appeals court ruling in favor of a bunch of Twitter users -- who said Trump infringed on their First Amendment rights when he blocked them -- the same principle should apply to AOC.

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