Jack Kennedy Schlossbergs pals reportedly want to set him up with AOC and his reaction is priceless

Pals of failed congressional hopeful Jack Schlossberg are reportedly trying to set him up with newly single Rep.Alexandria Ocasio Cortez — but the Kennedy scion jokingly told The Post he’d never have a shot.Schlossberg, 33, has been “down in the dumps” since his bid to snag a Manhattan congressional nomination flopped in June — and the six-pack sad sack’s friends are now trying to finagle a meet-up with the 36-year-old Democratic darling AOC to nurse his political wounds, the Daily News reported.At the very least, Schlossberg’s pals think a set-up might land him a job in AOC’s New York office, according to the report.Schlossberg self-effacingly laughed it all off when asked about the notion by The Post on Monday.“I respect her a lot — she can do way better than me!” said Schlossberg, who publicly proclaimed in June that he is on the hunt for a “soulmate.”But insiders familiar with both the lonely-hearted Democrats told The Post they disagree with Schlossberg’s own assessment of his chances with his fellow lefty — insisting his reputed friend matchmakers might be on to something.“Those two would actually get along great together,” a source said.

“They believe government is a force of good.They’d at least be good friends.”Both Schlossberg — the grandson of slain President John F.

Kennedy — and AOC have also going through hard times these days — something they may be able to chat about over a bottle of Chianti and some flowers.Schlossberg has reportedly been smarting since he earned just 10% of the vote for his congressional run and has holed up in his family’s Martha’s Vineyard home while he licks his wounds.And Ocasio-Cortez’s love life has been splashed across the headlines after news broke she and her longtime fiancé Riley Roberts had split for reasons that remain unclear.Jack and Alexandria are also lovers of social media, both being prolific posters on Instagram and leveraging the platform to give voters insi...

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