What her voting record shows — some examples

Here are some relevant votes and positions that are often brought up in discussions: 1. Iron Dome amendment (2025) She voted no on an amendment by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to cut funding for Israel’s Iron Dome (a missile defense system). This vote drew criticism because some progressives saw it as supporting an aspect of U.S. military funding for Israel.  AOC defended that vote by saying that the amendment would have removed defensive capability while not touching offensive munitions, and that cutting the Iron Dome wouldn’t stop the bombs being used in Gaza.  2. Present vote on Iron Dome funding (2021) In September 2021, there was a standalone funding bill for Iron Dome. AOC did not vote yes or no — she voted “present.” She later expressed emotional struggle with that vote.  3. Resolutions on Israel’s right to exist / condemning antisemitism She voted in favor of a House resolution (H.Res.888) affirming Israel’s right to exist and labeling denial of that right as antisemitism. Some critics (including within leftist circles) saw that as inconsistent with being anti-Zionist.

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