Jasmine Crockett
The Public Record
Jasmine Felicia Crockett is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Texas's 30th congressional district. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been serving in Congress since January 1, 2023. Crockett has focused on issues such as social justice, healthcare, and education during her time in office. She is known for her engaging speaking style and commitment to addressing the needs of her constituents in Texas.
It was absolutely a mistake. I don`t even know. It was a colossal failure, not just a mistake.
Democrats standing are the good guys. We need to be the good guys right now because we see what the bad guys are doing.
We have a governor that is hell bent on doing whatever it takes to infringe upon the voting rights of the majority of Texans.
I think it becomes very questionable if we lose those protections. And right now, we`re looking at being protected. And I believe that my colleagues are going to hold on. We have been fighting for so long and we know that the fight isn`t…
This is really a moral issue. It`s not a partisan issue. The Republicans want to pretend like it`s the Democrats or that it`s just black folk. But it`s not. It`s about what`s right, what`s wrong. It`s about our democracy, a democracy that…
I can’t really afford to be scared. When I know that I walk in my position only because of those that came before me, such as John Lewis -- I had the pleasure of being with two of his brothers today -- I can’t be worried about that. All I…
I do feel confident that we have given it our all and I`m going to my district. I`m not going to the floor. I`m going to hopefully stave off some of the issues that we`re having, because our governor fails to lead as it relates to COVID-19.
And the only fraud that I see are the Republicans, the Republicans in Georgia, the Republicans in Texas, the Republicans in Florida, the Republicans in Arizona, because let me tell you something.
It’s interesting, because what we have decided is that this has to be an inside-outside type of attack, right? And so that’s what we have done. We have applied pressure. And I’m of the impression that we’re starting to burst pipes.
You are allowing a radical few to control and blockade democracy for the most. And it’s a problem.





