Jessica Taylor is an Alabama businesswoman and congressional candidate that came forward on Tuesday to announce that America needs a conservative "squad" to take on the socialist ideologies of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar.
Taylor appeared on Fox & Friends with hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade and called on a new generation of conservatives to form.
In an ad campaign for a U.S. House seat that has gone viral, Taylor said she's “sick of arrogant socialists like AOC (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), who’ve never even run a lemonade stand, trying to tell us how to live in Alabama and that more government is the answer.”
Jessica Taylor is Ready to Take on Socialism
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"I'm pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, pro-wall, and pro-Trump, and I won't apologize for it," she said.
Taylor said she is looking for "folks who could go toe-to-toe with people like AOC and her 'Squad.'"
"We need somebody who can convince my generation and others that more government is not the answer. More government is the problem," Taylor told the "Friends" hosts.
"We are small-town Alabama and looking forward to representing the people of this district. [Socialism] concerns me greatly and that's why I'm running," said Taylor, arguing that the "country was founded on small business, and private citizens who can make a difference."
"More government is not what we need. ... We've got to get back to our fundamental values. Our freedom is at stake here," said Taylor, whose husband previously served in the Alabama State Senate.
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How great is this? This gorgeous conservative woman looks like she has what it takes to lead a movement. Who better to target with a movement than the socialist "Squad"?
