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Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett unleashed a fiery defense of Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett on Thursday, arguing that Republican efforts to censure the delegate over text messages with Jeffrey Epstein were driven by hypocrisy and racial bias.
Speaking during a livestream, the Democratic congresswoman claimed Plaskett was singled out because she is a "black woman," contrasting the scrutiny Plaskett faced with the GOP's support for Donald Trump.
The comments followed a dramatic scene on the House floor where Plaskett narrowly avoided censure. The resolution, triggered by unearthed communications between Plaskett and the deceased sex offender, failed in a tight 214-209 vote. The measure ultimately collapsed due to a group of Republican defectors led by Florida Rep. Corey Mills.
Crockett wasted no time dissecting the motivations behind the vote.
“MAGA has decided that they are most upset about the fact that Epstein was sending text messages to his member of Congress, and not that she was engaged in this stuff,” Crockett argued. She emphasized that Plaskett never received "racy photos" or birthday letters, noting that Plaskett actually voted for the release of the Epstein files—something she claimed contrasted with Trump’s history.
“The audacity to decide that you want to strip a black woman of her committee assignment because she was texting with Epstein, but you don’t even want to dig into the nitty-gritty about what the president of the United States was up to,” Crockett said. “That’s where we are? Okay.”
Crockett also took a candid approach to the ethics of the situation, suggesting that communicating via text is simply a reality of modern politics rather than a sign of corruption.
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“We don’t have ethical rules that say that you can’t receive text messages or you can’t respond to text messages,” she said. “We all be sitting on our phones and yes, people be texting. I mean, our staff text us like everybody texts us. Like people I remember when I had the bleach blonde situation. You know who was texting me? My pastor.”
Despite Crockett’s assertions regarding Trump, the former President recently signaled support for transparency on the issue. Trump urged Republicans to back legislation releasing the Epstein files earlier in the week, a move that resulted in a 427-1 House vote and subsequent signing of the bill on Wednesday.
Furthermore, past statements from those closest to the Epstein legal battles have painted a different picture regarding Trump's involvement. Bradley Edwards, an attorney who represented several of Epstein’s victims, went on record in 2018 to describe Trump as uniquely cooperative during earl
you can email me at: [email protected]pick up free copy of Homo Erectus walks amongst us: https://analyseeconomique.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/richard-d-fuerle-erectus-walks-amongst-us.pdf
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By WhiteMenAreAwesomeTexas Representative Jasmine Crockett unleashed a fiery defense of Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett on Thursday, arguing that Republican efforts to censure the delegate over text messages with Jeffrey Epstein were driven by hypocrisy and racial bias.
Speaking during a livestream, the Democratic congresswoman claimed Plaskett was singled out because she is a "black woman," contrasting the scrutiny Plaskett faced with the GOP's support for Donald Trump.
The comments followed a dramatic scene on the House floor where Plaskett narrowly avoided censure. The resolution, triggered by unearthed communications between Plaskett and the deceased sex offender, failed in a tight 214-209 vote. The measure ultimately collapsed due to a group of Republican defectors led by Florida Rep. Corey Mills.
Crockett wasted no time dissecting the motivations behind the vote.
“MAGA has decided that they are most upset about the fact that Epstein was sending text messages to his member of Congress, and not that she was engaged in this stuff,” Crockett argued. She emphasized that Plaskett never received "racy photos" or birthday letters, noting that Plaskett actually voted for the release of the Epstein files—something she claimed contrasted with Trump’s history.
“The audacity to decide that you want to strip a black woman of her committee assignment because she was texting with Epstein, but you don’t even want to dig into the nitty-gritty about what the president of the United States was up to,” Crockett said. “That’s where we are? Okay.”
Crockett also took a candid approach to the ethics of the situation, suggesting that communicating via text is simply a reality of modern politics rather than a sign of corruption.
RELATED: “GENIUS” Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett Gets Schooled By Zeldin Over “Jeffrey Epstein” Flop
“We don’t have ethical rules that say that you can’t receive text messages or you can’t respond to text messages,” she said. “We all be sitting on our phones and yes, people be texting. I mean, our staff text us like everybody texts us. Like people I remember when I had the bleach blonde situation. You know who was texting me? My pastor.”
Despite Crockett’s assertions regarding Trump, the former President recently signaled support for transparency on the issue. Trump urged Republicans to back legislation releasing the Epstein files earlier in the week, a move that resulted in a 427-1 House vote and subsequent signing of the bill on Wednesday.
Furthermore, past statements from those closest to the Epstein legal battles have painted a different picture regarding Trump's involvement. Bradley Edwards, an attorney who represented several of Epstein’s victims, went on record in 2018 to describe Trump as uniquely cooperative during earl
you can email me at: [email protected]pick up free copy of Homo Erectus walks amongst us: https://analyseeconomique.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/richard-d-fuerle-erectus-walks-amongst-us.pdf