Crockett rips Fetterman for slamming her viral video: ‘I don’t show up in hoodies’

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Jasmine Crockett LASHES OUT at John Fetterman in some left-on-left action we are so here for

Polls show that the Democrat Party is as popular as herpes, NFL referees, and the Death Riders storyline in AEW. That's bad for Democrats, good for America, and amazeballs for political content. We've reached the stage of Democrats chirping each other over who is embarrassing the party more. Today's battle is between John Fetterman and the undisputed leader of the Democrats, Jasmine Crockett.Fetterman, to his credit, has attempted to be what pas…

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Crockett Takes Aim at Fetterman Over His Criticism of 'Bizarre' Fighter Video

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Crockett rips Fetterman for slamming her viral video: ‘I don’t show up in hoodies’

Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) fired back at Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) after he criticized as “bizarre” a widely circulated “choose-your-fighter” TikTok video featuring several Democratic lawmakers, including Crockett.

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Jasmine Crockett Snaps After Dem Senator Mocks Her Cringeworthy Social Media Post

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) lashed out at a Democratic Senator after he joined in on the mockery of a recent “choose your fighter” video posted by Crockett and other progressive Democrats. The cringeworthy TikTok post featured Reps. Crockett, Ocasio Cortex (D-NY), Underwood (D-IL), Clark (D-MA), Chu (D-CA) and Lee (D-NV), all of whom pretended to be video game characters. The congresswoman in the video can be seen bouncing up and down as i…

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Dem Catfight Continues: Crockett Fires Back at Fetterman With Some Nasty Jabs

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Rep. Jasmine Crockett hits back at critics of Democrats' public antics

Rep. Jasmine Crockett hit back at criticisms of the viral "choose your fighter" video during a CNN interview on Sunday, arguing that its important they're viewed as real people.