Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez urged her supporters to stop donating to the DCCC after the group said it will blacklist firms that work with challengers.
that the policy is a transparent attempt to squash candidates who threaten the party's status quo.
"The @DCCC's new rule to blacklist+boycott anyone who does business w/ primary challengers is extremely divisive & harmful to the party," sheon Saturday."My recommendation, if you're a small-dollar donor: pause your donations to DCCC & give directly to swing candidates instead." "If the DCCC enacts this policy to blacklist vendors who work with challengers, we risk undermining an entire universe of potential candidates and vendors — especially women and people of color — whose ideas, energy, and innovation need a place in our party," PressleyOcasio-Cortez and Pressley both won their seats by defeating longtime Democratic incumbents — both older white men — in their diverse, progressive districts.with the DCCC last Wednesday, during which DCCC chair Rep.
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