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All countries
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Confirmed
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All countries
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Recovered
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Deaths
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., tweeted– then quickly deleted– a celebration of the news that U.S. equity markets crashed on Monday, with oil costs turning unfavorable for the very first time in history.

The resulting social media flareup highlighted the extraordinary stakes of the present economic crisis heading into the 2020 governmental election, and underscored Republican complaints that their competitors were searching for ways to use the moment for political gain.

” You definitely love to see it,” Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described “democratic socialist,” wrote on Twitter. She was responding to a post which specified: ” Oil rates now at ‘unfavorable values,’ meaning oil producers need to pay people to take it off their hands and shop it since when need plunges (like now), that is less costly for them than developing more storage and/or shutting wells down.”

” This along with record low rate of interest implies it’s the correct time for a worker-led, mass investment in green facilities to save our planet. cough *,” Ocasio-Cortez continued.

When Bernie Sanders interactions director Mike Casca responded “like some type of new offer?”, Ocasio-Cortez cheerfully replied, “Great concept!”

Ocasio-Cortez has actually pressed to radically reorganize the U.S. economy with what progressives call a ” Green New Deal,” which could cost as much as $93 trillion, according to a study co-authored by the previous director of the nonpartisan Congressional Spending plan Office. Ocasio-Cortez’s previous chief of personnel has confessed the Green New Offer was planned to remake the economy, not prevent environment modification.

VIEW THE ARCHIVED VERSION OF AOC’S TWEET

After erasing her post, Ocasio-Cortez attempted once again, composing: “This snapshot is being acknowledged as a turning point in the environment movement. Fossil fuels are in long-term structural decline. This along w/ low rates of interest suggests it’s the correct time to develop countless tasks transitioning to sustainable and clean energy. An essential chance.”

Throughout the day, Ocasio-Cortez has actually also reposted different messages basically stating the oil crash provides a chance for environmentalists.

” Freely commemorating the financial destruction of households and communities due to the fact that it fits a political story is undesirable and unbecoming of a member of Congress,” said Rep. Kelly Armstrong, R-N.D. “Individuals’s tasks are vaporizing. Lives are being messed up in real-time. North Dakota business that have taken decades to develop have actually been damaged in hours. Any public authorities that enjoys to see this does not be worthy of to hold workplace.”

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Included Rep. Jodey Arrington, R-Texas: “I don’t ‘enjoy to see’ oil & gas employees & their rural neighborhoods suffering as a result of this disastrous price collapse, @AOC. Places like West Texas & hard-working men & females in the oil spot power the intense lights of New York City … consisting of the medical facilities!”

Noah Rothman, an associate editor of Commentary Publication, reacted to Ocasio-Cortez with a link to his recent column: “These unbearable conditions might be required of a nation having a hard time to contain a pandemic, but an engineered economic crisis is precisely what the Green New Deal’s supporters picture,” Rothman composed.

The Valero Port Arthur Refinery is shown Monday, March 23, 2020, in Port Arthur, Texas. The Texas Gulf Coast is the United States’ petrochemical corridor, with four of the country’s 10 biggest oil and gas refineries and thousands of chemical facilities. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

The Valero Port Arthur Refinery is revealed Monday, March 23, 2020, in Port Arthur, Texas. The Texas Gulf Coast is the United States’ petrochemical corridor, with four of the country’s 10 greatest oil and gas refineries and thousands of chemical facilities. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip).

He asserted that the “obligatory replacement of one set of economic activities with another– or, in some circumstances, changing conventional economic activity with nothing at all– is progressively at the heart of the progressive task.”

” My cousin’s hubby was laid off from his oil field job in Western Texas even prior to today’s recession,” responded The Daily Caller’s Chuck Ross. ” They have 3 kids. She has cancer for the 2nd time in her life, diagnosis uncertain. No, you don’t ‘absolutely like to see it.'”

Others were more scathing, with analyst Stephen Miller composing to Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.: “@SpeakerPelosi Mom, she’s stating the peaceful part out loud again.”

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” You only need thousands of people dead and countless people out of work to enact your vision, which is generally what we have actually been saying all along,” Miller went on, taking aim at Ocasio-Cortez. “Possibly somebody in the journalism industry would care to ask the presumptive Democratic candidate if he agrees that now is the time to press a Green New Deal and if he likewise ‘enjoys to see’ countless individuals laid off from their tasks.”

Miller added: “‘ Now that global pandemic has actually eliminated thousands and left millions unemployed, we can finally get what we want’ is not the genius take she or her instagram stans think it is, which is why you don’t see the Dem candidate jumping into the boat.”

” After deleting that tweet, I would enjoy to see Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who likes to remind individuals she has an econ degree, explain contango and oil agreements to the rest of us who don’t see the reasoning in what she’s recommending,” wrote RealClearInvestigations’ Mark Hemingway.

T. Becket Adams, the senior commentary writer for the Washington Examiner, responded, “Yeah, no. you do not get to memory hole that a person, @AOC.”

” Make no mistake: This is the goal of the Democrats so-called ‘Green New Deal,'” said GOP national spokesperson Elizabeth Harrington. ” They would more than happy to compromise millions upon millions of good-paying jobs at the altar for their radical anti-energy agenda.”

Oil futures plunged listed below no for the very first time on Monday as need for energy collapses in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and traders looked for to prevent owning crude with nowhere to store it.

People wearing face masks walk past a bank electronic board showing the Hong Kong share index at Hong Kong Stock Exchange Monday, April 20, 2020. Shares were mixed in Asia on Monday, while oil prices have fallen back. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

People using face masks walk past a bank electronic board revealing the Hong Kong share index at Hong Kong Stock Market Monday, April 20,2020 Shares were blended in Asia on Monday, while oil costs have actually fallen back. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu).

Criteria U.S. crude for May shipment plummeted to unfavorable $35

” The government can state whatever they desire in terms of encouraging people to get out and do things,” stated Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Baird.

House Democrats were on a caucus-wide conference call late Monday, going over the next actions.

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