Tax The Rich, Squad Sweetheart AOC has been doing inquiries to the $19K of campaign funds that went for-get this-ketamine therapy for Sandy.

According to this, the expenses were dubbed, “leadership training and consulting”. In truth, no amount of horse tranquilizer can fix this level of pyscho:

The socialist lawmaker hired Boston-based Dr. Brian Boyle, the chief psychiatric officer at Stella, a chain of mental health clinics focusing on “novel” therapies popular with Hollywood and Wall Street.

Her campaign paid Boyle $11,550 in March 2025, another $2,800 in May, and $4,375 in October for a total of $18,725, Federal Election Commission records show.

It’s unclear what the sessions consisted of or who participated. Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign did not respond to requests for comment.

Boyle, a Harvard-trained doctor, calls himself an “interventional psychiatrist” and specializes in unorthodox methods for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD and anxiety.

He’s considered a ‘leading authority’ on ketamine, the controversial horse tranquilizer given to ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry in the month leading up to his tragic death.”-Gabrielle Fahmy, New York Post

Doctor to the 1% she wants to tax is hooking her up these days, apparently.

Time for a new wardrobe pic.twitter.com/YNF5FkAKCV

— Marc Cocteaustan (@Igor_Cocteau) March 21, 2026

Even a (cough) firebrand Squad member needs therapy, too. Imagine being in her Blahniks for a hot little minute. A day at her work is hard, and not even the bougiest of wine and cheese at Whole Foods in South Capitol Hill can soothe the unrest going on inside of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s big ol’ (snicker) brain.

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— P.A. Wrighter (@Michael40710737) March 22, 2026

She’s been through a lot, after all. Her abuela was homeless. She’s had to spend $7 bucks on a croissant at LaGuardia (something no one should have to do). Everyone in creation wants to sleep with her. She broke down in tears at the southern border. And, yes, she almost got killed on January 6th, 2021. Self care is important and AOC has to “take a beat” (at the expense of the taxpayers).

@grok, would this be considered fraud? Can a politician use campaign donations to purchase ketamine (or even psychotherapy)?

— Der Kommissar (@Mankiniwaxing) March 21, 2026

Glad someone brought this up…

While I can understand why AOC would spend $18,000 for a shrink whose specialties include narcissistic personality disorders, using her campaign contributions for what appears to be an expense for personal use violates federal campaign finance laws.

While she describes these expenses as ‘leadership training,’ Dr. Boyle has no expertise in that area, unlike several Democratic campaign consultants. This looks like yet another example of misuse of campaign contributions.”-Paul Kamenar, counsel to the National Legal and Policy Center.

PTSD? Please. Narcissistic Personality Disorder, though? Absolutely. Imagine the level of entitlement here. Constituents grasping at getting the basic health care they need because “the man is trying to keep them down” and struggling to make ends meet as she cheers on a large corporation that would create jobs from being disallowed to expand in their neighborhood. All while the bird brain (sorry, birds) from The Bronx gets a $500 shot of ketamine for her “PTSD”. Because she’s stressed.

She’s a textbook case of NPD, in fact:

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is defined by specific criteria in the DSM-5. To be diagnosed with NPD, an individual must exhibit at least five of the following characteristics:

Grandiosity: An exaggerated sense of self-importance and achievements.

Preoccupation with fantasies: Fantasies of unlimited success, power, brilliance, or beauty.

Believing they are special: The individual believes they are unique and can only be understood by other high-status individuals.

Need for excessive admiration: A constant requirement for admiration from others.

Sense of entitlement: Unreasonable expectations of favorable treatment or automatic compliance from others.

Interpersonally exploitative: Taking advantage of others to achieve personal goals.
Lack of empathy: An inability to recognize or identify with the feelings and needs of others.

Envy: Often envious of others or believing others are envious of them.

Arrogant behaviors: Exhibiting haughty or arrogant attitudes.”-DSM-5

Giddy-up. If the saddle fits, Sandy, then wear it. This horses’ ass is taking $500 shot of horse medication to cure her PTSD and whatever else ails her psychologically? Remember when she and the likes of the other Democrats railed against the animal anti-fungal, Ivermectin, back in the days of COVID?

Six years ago I was taking omelet orders as a waitress in New York City. I didn’t have health insurance. My family was fighting off foreclosure, and we were struggling with bills after my dad passed away unexpectedly from cancer.”-AOC

Now look at me. I’ve. graced many covers of Vogue. I can afford Ketamine shots! And, I still did not help my Abuela or tour a concentration camp.

I want to say that I typically don’t believe in shaming people for taking care of their mental health. Therapy is, and can be, an important tool for navigating all areas of life. Occasionally, you also need an unbiased person to call you on your $hit, and help unpack the baggage of long ago. But AOC billing her Ketamine shots as “leadership consultancy” after she has called hell and damnation upon people who thing differently than she does deserves all of the scrutiny. Narcissists DO deserve being called out on the carpet.

🤔 I'd love to know.. how someone with such a tiny brain can even function after #ketamine.. since its proven to shrink your #brain, even worse than #alchohol. #TeenyTinyBrain pic.twitter.com/aiLluTCRWJ

— Todd A. Jobson, Sr (@ToddJobson) March 22, 2026

Wanna talk scrambled eggs? My gosh, that brain cannot get any smaller. This just goes to show you can dress a pig in Chanel, it is still a pig. Taxpayers can spend thousands of therapy on AOC and she’s still a psycho hose beast.

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