Laura Ingrahm tries to correct AOC’s grammar

Laura Ingraham tried to correct Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s grammar — and it backfired.

• How it started: Ocasio-Cortez responded to a tweet from Columbia University about a letter sent to the Congresswoman urging her to unblock accounts on Twitter.
• Why she blocks some accounts: AOC explained that she does, in fact, block about 20 accounts for harassment.
• She goes on to explain: “Harassment is not a viewpoint. Some accounts, like the Daily Caller, posted fake nude photos of me & abused my comments to spread it. No one is entitled to abuse,” she tweeted.
• She made a grammatical error: Ocasio-Cortez responded with a two point breakdown of why she blocks “less than” 20 accounts.
• Enter Laura: Ingraham snatched up the opportunity to correction her use of “less” vs. “fewer” (“fewer” would have been correct).

1. I have 5.2 million followers. Less than 20 accounts are blocked for ongoing harassment. 0 are my constituents.

2. Harassment is not a viewpoint. Some accounts, like the Daily Caller, posted fake nude photos of me & abused my comments to spread it. No one is entitled to abuse. https://t.co/0QWKqJFzRe

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) August 29, 2019

• AOC responds: Ocasio Corteze responded back calling Ingraham a “neo-Nazi fan favorite.”
• She wrote: “See? You’re a neo-Nazi fan favorite and I don’t block you for defending white supremacist viewpoints and mocking gun violence survivors.”

See? You’re a neo-Nazi fan favorite and I don’t block you for defending white supremacist viewpoints and mocking gun violence survivors. https://t.co/007audZvgj

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) August 30, 2019