AOC Campaign Spent Nearly $50K on Hotel Stays, Filings Show
Reports say Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign spent about $47,000 on hotel charges across the country since April.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's re-election campaign spent about $47,000 on 45 hotel charges across the country since April, according to Federal Election Commission filings cited in reports.
The stays include $5,044 at The Memphian in Memphis, $1,599 and $2,694 at The Candler Hotel in Atlanta, and $2,274 at The Talbott in Chicago.
One report also lists payments for ground transport, including $1,791 to Golden Class Limo and $659 to Singh Car Service.
One report says the hotel bills were for her entire team and may have included multiple stays for multiple nights.
One report says the campaign has raised over $37 million this year, much of it from small donors.
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Breitbart (Politics): Report: 'Champagne Communist' AOC Travels in Luxury on Midterm Socialist Crusade Against the Rich
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Breitbart amplifies the Post report and labels the congresswoman a champagne communist for staying at posh hotels during her campaign against the rich.
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