Last night on CNN, Jasmine Crockett proudly displayed her hypocrisy.
She shrugged off her own false accusation that Lee Zeldin took money from Jeffrey Epstein, admitting her staff only Googled FEC records for 20 minutes and smeared the wrong Jeffrey Epstein, then insisted she never meant to mislead anyone.
Yet, she defended Stacey Plaskett texting the actual Jeffrey Epstein for real-time tips on what to ask a witness in a congressional hearing, calling it legitimate prosecutorial work because Epstein was “cozy” with Trump and might have useful information.
Crockett voted against censuring Plaskett for those texts, while still demanding endless investigations into Trump’s past Epstein ties and equating Republican contact with a convicted felon to Plaskett’s.
Democrats get forgiveness for sloppy smears and direct contact with a monster like Epstein. Republicans get perpetual condemnation.
The double standard couldn't be clearer.
We the People keep electing clowns, then act shocked when the circus burns. Unsecured elections just hand them the matches.
If Senate Republicans won’t nuke the filibuster, pass the SAVE Act, lock in Trump’s policies, and send him a clean budget, every MAGA voter needs to memorize their names for the 2026 primaries.
Uniparty™️ confirmed.
It’s been a broken system for decades.
President Trump is the one finally shutting it down.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION: ABOLISHED.
Education to the STATES. 🔥
Yesterday showed the sources of American power: our military might, our world-leading economy, and our unmatched innovation.
The United States under President Trump’s leadership is the premier destination for investment and partnership across the globe.
Biden’s HUD defined success by dollars spent or units filled.
Under President Trump, HUD will measure success by the number of people on a path to self-sufficiency, not the number of people dependent on the government.
Ending a complex and deadly war such as the one in Ukraine requires an extensive exchange of serious and realistic ideas. And achieving a durable peace will require both sides to agree to difficult but necessary concessions. That is why we are and will continue to develop a list of potential ideas for ending this war based on input from both sides of this conflict.