[a little elbow grease]

More from the article:

"A policy adviser to Ocasio-Cortez, though, told Fox News Friday night that the claims were some kind of hoax perpetuated by Republicans.

Robert Hockett, professor of law and finance at Cornell University, appearing on "Tucker Carlson Tonight," called the contents of the now-missing blog post “some kind of document that somebody other than us has been circulating.”

Hockett said Ocasio-Cortez does not endorse the idea of paying people “unwilling to work” and does not want to ban airplane travel.

He said Ocasio-Cortez “tweeted it out to laugh at it.” He added, “It seems apparently some Republicans have put it out there.”"

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I saw this guy Hockett on with Carlson. He is one slimy character.

[PIF]

“I saw this guy Hockett on with Carlson. He is one slimy character”

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with a very bad wig ... he denied everything much to Carlson’s visual amazement ... Carlson said he would follow up these claims ... it will be interesting to learn how the GOP accessed their website and posted a ‘bogus’ article without the site admin’s OK.

[miss marmelstein]

That guy looked nuts. His hair was mentally ill!

[Tea Party Terrorist]

They get busted red naded and they will staill blame the GOP.

Numerous main stream media outfits ran with the FAQ they are now saying was forged by GOP operatives.

[sauropod]

Yep.

Saw it too.

[Tallguy]

“”A policy adviser to Ocasio-Cortez, though, told Fox News Friday night that the claims were some kind of hoax perpetuated by Republicans.”

If that were true, why is AOC acting as if it was never posted in the first place rather than putting an aide out there to spread a cover story.

[b4its2late]

claims were some kind of hoax perpetuated by Republicans.

BS. It was and still might be on NPR's website. I downloaded a copy of the pdf.