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(DC Pundit) – Democrats haven’t even been sworn in yet, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is already shopping for new targets. This time she’s eyeing the Supreme Court.
In an interview with CNN’s Manu Raju the New York Democrat suggested justices could land in the impeachment crosshairs once her party takes control of Congress in January. Her complaint is that the Court has “legalized” President Donald Trump’s alleged criminal conduct. That’s quite a reading of a branch of government whose job is to interpret the law, not to run it past her first.
Raju started with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, now officially styled Secretary of War, and asked whether Democrats would go after him. Ocasio-Cortez wasn’t short on candidates. “There are so many criminals in this administration, it’s hard to figure out who should be, you know, the order of operations,” she said.
Nothing says “mandate to lower grocery prices” like a prosecutor’s to-do list. She continued: “There are going to be many, many, many investigations. I imagine many subpoenas, and we have to follow wherever the evidence takes us.”
Next Raju asked whether Democrats would try to impeach Trump himself. “I mean, I think we should leave all options on the table. Absolutely,” she replied.
Then came the Supreme Court. “I mean, of course, this Supreme Court as well has also kind of legalized a lot of his criminality,” she said, before adding: “We’ll see. We’ll approach it, but I think all options are on the table.”
Which justices? For what conduct? She didn’t say. Apparently the specifics can wait until after the subpoenas go out.
AOC just admitted the Democrats' entire agenda for their new majority: endless LAWFARE.
She says there are so many targets, “it’s hard to figure out the order of operations!”
They campaigned on affordability, but all they care about is attacking Trump’s allies.
Voters will… pic.twitter.com/JmM5HOHaHk— Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) November 11, 2026
Republicans can see this coming. House Minority Leader-elect Jim Jordan of Ohio warned that the new majority will unleash the full force of Capitol Hill. “It’ll be every committee. There’ll be a third impeachment. They can’t help themselves,” Jordan said.
Democrats might want to check the history books before getting too excited. The House can impeach a justice by a simple majority, but conviction and removal take two-thirds of the Senate. No Supreme Court justice has ever been removed that way. Justice Samuel Chase was impeached by the House in 1804 and acquitted by the Senate the following year, and that’s the closest anyone has come in more than 220 years.
Meanwhile, Republicans have already voted down an effort by Rep. Thomas Massie to impeach Hegseth. So the new majority’s agenda is shaping up as a long list of grievances and a short supply of votes.
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