Kirsten Gillibrand has become so “invisible” — according to one of her ex-staffers — that she would easily lose a primary challenge to lefty Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
She’s the incredibly shrinking senator.
“It wouldn’t at all surprise me if there were truth to the rumors that she’s not planning to run, but instead is on the lookout for an administration position or a cushy private sector job,” the insider added. A former Gillibrand staffer thinks Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez would easily defeat the senator in a primary.“I see [senior NY Sen. Chuck] Schumer all the time. I never see Gillibrand. I don’t know why New York only has one senator,” sniffed one Democratic state senator.She sold her five-bedroom home in upstate Brunswick in 2020. She is currently registered to vote at an Albany address owned by her mother. A stately DC townhouse the family owned was sold this month for $2 million.
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