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When your campaign message is built on hatred… division… and mocking entire groups of people… eventually voters get tired of it. Rep. Jasmine Crockett tried to build a brand on insults… calling people “white tears,” throwing around Nazi comparisons, and making politics nothing more than a circus of outrage....

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Dear Jasmine Crockett Jasmine Crockett Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, 🚨Career BREAKER… WHITE AMERICAN Texans remember. We know what you did. Texas remembers who showed up when it mattered… and who ran. While Kerrville was stacking bodies… while our families were searching for loved ones… while 119 fellow Texans were dead from the floods… YOU left the state. You ran. You bounced. You disappeared when leadership was required. Read that again. When crisis hit… you did not stand with Texans. You broke out. Now suddenly you’re online asking regular Americans for $5… $10… $20… while openly bragging that millionaires will “throw money behind” you. So which is it? Grassroots struggle… or elite donor backing? Because Texans can hear the contradiction. And then there’s the celebrity rollout… that Cardi B cheerleading like this is some viral marketing campaign instead of serious governance. Texas is not a music video. Texas is families… industry… resilience… and accountability. And apparently if someone asks real questions about that… they get blocked. I know. You blocked me on X for asking exactly that. If your message is strong… why silence scrutiny? Leadership is not showing up when cameras are rolling. Leadership is standing firm when bodies are being counted… when families need presence… when the state needs strength and resolve. You don’t abandon white Texans during disaster… because they are WHITE and MIXED and then come back asking for loyalty. Watch the clip. Then ask one simple question: Where was Jasmine Crockett when Texas needed her most? Ted Cruz Libs of TikTok End Wokeness #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

A Gene Robinson

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I just want us to live in reality. Are all white voters opposed to Black leadership? No. Do many white voters want a certain type of Black leader? Absolutely. And that type is usually watered down, white-washed, and made palatable for comfort. That strategy consistently turns off a large portion of the Democratic base. Elections aren’t about feelings. They’re about numbers. So spare me the opinions about Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico. If the record shows that heavily funding and running “less polarizing” candidates keeps producing losses, then maybe — just maybe — it’s time to try something different. I’ve run for the U.S. Senate. I’m not guessing when I say this: putting real resources behind candidates who actually engage Black and Brown voters is the path. A new version of the same old strategy keeps losing. They tried Beto. They tried Collin. Neither was considered “polarizing.” Both lost. So don’t tell me what can’t win. The most polarizing man on the planet is president right now. America elects polarizing candidates all the time. Audacity wins when it’s funded. What I’m asking is simple: stop ignoring Black voters in the South. If you have one million Black voters on the table and you’re 200,000 votes short, your odds of winning increase by engaging those Black voters — not chasing white ones who have already shown you who they are. That’s not ideology. That’s math. I’m glad people are debating this openly, because we need to clean it up if we actually want to pick up Senate seats. The South is the pathway — and Black voters are the Democratic base in the South. Share if you care 🦾

Gary Chambers

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