WATCH: AOC Complains Trump is ‘Much More Dangerous’ Now Because Cultural Figures Are No Longer ‘Scared’ to Associate with Him

New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is extremely mad that cultural figures like Oscar de la Renta are no longer “scared” of associating with President Donald Trump.

Ocasio-Cortez whined about the cultural shift during an appearance on “The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart.”

“What makes this go-around with Trump so much more dangerous than the first time around is … he is much more normalized this time around than he was the first time,” the far-left politician said. “The first time, people were really on edge. They were on guard. They were very vigilant about any break that he would have with these norms. This time, the norms are becoming him, like the norms are embracing him.”

The congresswoman was specifically upset about iconic fashion designer Oscar de la Renta dressing the women in the Trump family for the inauguration.

“Even these little things that … everyday working people may not care about, but they are strong cultural signals — Oscar de la Renta like dressing all of the women [for Trump’s inauguration] — like there’s all these cultural symbols … All of these people that were scared before about being associated with him, from the most common basic level to the most elite level, they’re all-in now because this is now a billionaire feeding frenzy,” she said.

Ocasio-Cortez continued, “It is a kiss-ass race. It is, ‘How can I show how much fealty I have to Donald Trump in order to get my digs?’”

Trump won the popular vote with undeniable margins, and many celebrities endorsed him.

Even the protests during the inauguration were only a tiny fraction of the 500,000 who turned out for the Women’s March in 2017.

On inauguration day, it has been estimated that just “dozens” showed up to rally against him.

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