Social media smart alecks have had a field day with a mistake made by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) in a post intended to defend former CNN anchor Don Lemon.

Ocasio-Cortez posted a video of her speaking to Lemon and explaining that he was being persecuted by the Trump administration to make him an example for others to censor their opposition to the president’s policies.

‘You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.’

However, many noticed that she appeared to mistakenly use the wrong word in her crazed rant.

“Intimidation is an age old tactic to qualm public dissent and outrage,” she wrote in the post on the X platform.

“This Administration is going after public figures to encourage the American people to self-censor,” she added. “But we will not be silenced, and we will not accept this violation of our First Amendment Rights.”

Unfortunately for her credibility, the word “qualm” is a noun and not a suitable synonym for verbs such as “quash” or “quell,” which would have made more sense.

The error was hilariously mocked online.

“Quell? Calm? Squash? So many possibilities,” BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey replied.

“You need to qualm down,” responded Seth Dillon, the CEO of the Babylon Bee.

“You sure about that ‘qualm?'” BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales said.

“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means,” one detractor said.

“Qualm? Quell I think is the word you were looking for Bartender in Chief,” another critic said.

“I had to check that this wasn’t a parody account. A leading member of Congress — a presidential contender — not only doesn’t know the meaning of the word ‘qualm’ but seems to think it’s a verb rather than a noun,” commentator Michael Knowles responded.

“This is the qualm before the storm, @AOC,” actor Nick Searcy joked.

“Qualm your t*ts, then buy a dictionary,” one user quipped.

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Lemon was arrested for apparently taking part in the storming of the Cities Church in Saint Paul, Minnesota, by anti-ICE agitators. He claims that he was there only as a journalist, but the Department of Justice charged him with violating the right of the churchgoers to practice their religion.

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BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock has noticed a pattern in the NFL, and it has to do with those who identify as victims and those who don’t.

“There were 12 teams in the NFL that had a white head coach and a white quarterback in combination. … Because these white guys don’t see themselves as victims and because they have a shared culture that rejects victimhood, that combination of white coach, white quarterback never seeing themselves as victims, it actually works,” Whitlock explains.

Whitlock also believes that this anti-victimhood coach-quarterback combination is consistent with worldviews based in Christianity.

“The number-one thing is, like, I’m not a victim. Jesus Christ died for my sins. How can I be a victim? There is only one victim. The man that stood up and died for the rest of us so that we could be victors. So there is no victimhood in Christianity,” Whitlock says.

“And what I’ve argued is that black people have adopted — latched on to, been brainwashed into — seeing themselves primarily as a victim. They will deny it … but all of their behavior is rigged towards victimhood and rigged towards if something goes wrong, it’s someone else’s fault,” he continues.

“Whereas the white man has been convinced — fairly [or] unfairly — if something goes wrong, let me go look in the mirror; it’s my fault, and let me correct myself. That is a superior mindset. That’s a mindset that is consistent with Christianity,” he adds.

But it doesn’t have to be this way for black people.

“Black people have the exact same option as white people. You can adopt whatever culture you want. You can adopt whatever mindset you want. Yes, there will be repercussions. But if you’re man enough to deal with the repercussions … if you reject that victimhood mentality, there’s so much freedom and opportunity, and you will develop better as a leader and as a man.”

“You will be more self-sufficient. You will protect your salvation. There are so many wins to that,” he adds.

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The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office in Tampa, Florida, has arrested a 14-year-old on terrorism and child pornography charges.

Sheriff Chad Chronister told reporters on Wednesday that “threats of mass violence and the exploitation of children are some of the most heinous crimes we investigate — and this case was no different.”

‘Images too graphic and too disturbing to discuss because they would keep all of you up at night.’

After receiving a tip on Jan. 31 that Jose Pagan Jr. had access to firearms and was plotting a massacre at a church near his home in Wimauma, the HCSO searched the teen suspect’s family home, where officers found weapons, ammunition, and electronic devices containing horrific child pornography.

The sheriff indicated that Pagan — who was spotted in a photo wearing a No Lives Matter T-shirt and is apparently linked to a neo-Nazi satanic group — discussed in an online chat room associated with violent extremists his alleged plan to shoot up a church.

While Sheriff Chronister initially referred to the group as Temple of Love, his office confirmed to Blaze News on Thursday that Pagan was involved with the group Tempel ov Blood.

According to the Mapping Militants Project, Tempel ov Blood describes itself as a “hybrid between a traditional satanic coven and a (religious) militant order.” FBI informant Joshua Caleb Sutter — a convicted felon who publishes neo-Nazi propaganda — has long led the group out of South Carolina.

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TOB is apparently an American affiliate of the Order of Nine Angles, a global satanic pedophile cult known for anti-Semitism, hatred for Christianity, identitarianism, and admiration of Adolf Hitler and other loathsome historic figures. Its members have in the past reportedly encouraged their minor victims to commit suicide.

A Wisconsin teen who pleaded guilty last month to murdering his parents as part of a broader plot to assassinate President Donald Trump apparently was an adherent to the global satanic group’s teachings.

Sheriff Chronister noted that days prior to executing the search warrant, his office received information from the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force about a possible mass shooting plot as well as information from a child exploitation hotline about child pornography possibly being downloaded at the same residence.

During the search of Pagan’s home, detectives “discovered 14 extremely graphic, disturbing images where individuals were inflicting violence toward infants and toddlers — images too graphic and too disturbing to discuss because they would keep all of you up at night,” Chronister said.

While most of the firearms in the house were found locked in a safe, authorities indicated that one firearm was easily accessible and stored in the father’s nightstand.

Pagan was charged with written or electronic threat to conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism; in-state transmission of child pornography by electronic device; multiple counts of solicitation or possession of child pornography; and multiple counts of unlawful use of a two-way communication device.

Although it’s unclear if Pagan will be charged as an adult, Chronister stressed that “the age of the individual involved does not lessen the seriousness of these crimes.”

The sheriff noted further that after the 21-day juvenile hold of the suspect, “based on the seriousness of these crimes, I am extremely worried about this 14-year-old integrating right back into our community, where our loved ones live.”

The presence of law enforcement has greatly increased at two churches in the area, Chronister said.

The teen, who may face additional charges, told authorities he was just trying to be edgy.

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Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California claims that Republicans criticize the president behind closed doors but are too afraid of threats from his supporters to speak publicly.

Swalwell made the comments to TMZ Tuesday when asked about what happens between him and members from the other side of the aisle at the congressional gym.

‘It’s the fear that they’ve expressed to me that if they speak out against Donald Trump, he sends his Twitter army at them, and their lives change.’

“You’d be surprised. The truth really comes out in the congressional gym,” said Swalwell.

“Republicans and Democrats work out together. That’s where I see who they really are. And it’s quite frustrating because the s**t that they talk about the president and knowing that what he’s doing is wrong, but you also hear the fear that they’re hearing at home, ‘Don’t speak up. Don’t be the tallest poppy in the field,’ as one of them said,” he added.

“Basically protect your family because when you go after this guy, the violence comes and the threats come,” Swalwell claimed.

He said that he tells those people to find a different job because they can’t handle the criticism that comes along with being a politician.

“What frustrates me the most, as I said, is these guys, they say one thing in a hearing, and they act another way in the gym, and I think it’s mostly rooted in fear,” he continued.

“It’s the fear that they’ve expressed to me that if they speak out against Donald Trump, you know, he sends his Twitter army at them, and their lives change. And it’s a sad state of affairs,” he added.

RELATED: Eric Swalwell challenges Greg Gutfeld to bench press contest after getting mocked — and gets ridiculed again

Swalwell has announced a run for the governor’s office of California, though polling shows he has little support in the crowded field. A poll in December found that no candidate garnered more than 13% of support from Californians, and a plurality of 44% were undecided about their preference.

Current California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is widely considered to be trying to expand his name recognition in hopes of mounting a campaign for the 2028 presidential nomination.

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