Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shares the office space of Assemblywoman Karines Reyes. Maybe they’re helping her get ready to run for Senate, helping her get on the covers of more magazines,” Grubman conjectured. ![]() “I don’t know what other commitments they have. “I would like to see them here three days at least, to hear what her constituents want and need,” Grubman said of Ocasio-Cortez’s local staff. Grubman, who’s disabled, was stuck in her home for days. The storm flooded the basement of the 66-year-old retiree’s co-op and knocked out the elevators. There’s no excuse,” said retired school social worker Martha Grubman. “Her staff should be here more often, especially for people affected by Ida. It’s a sharp contrast to the 14 New York congressional members out of 29 whose offices are open Monday through Friday - and comes after Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc on her constituents. The other three weekdays, AOC’s district office appointments are held virtually. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s New York City district offices are still only open for in-person constituent services on Mondays and Wednesdays - even as municipal workers and school kids have been back at their desks full time for months. ![]() Guess this self-proclaimed woman of the people thinks they are best served from afar. Ilhan Omar death threatĪOC and other progressives urged MTA not to hire more transit cops in 2019 letter Florida man pleads guilty to sending Rep.
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