Crockett suggests she won’t campaign with Talarico, will focus ‘down ballot’
Crockett said she will focus on down-ballot Democrats and not join Talarico on the trail as he faces Ken Paxton.
- Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett stated she will not campaign with Texas Senate nominee James Talarico and will instead focus on supporting down-ballot candidates.
- Crockett, who lost to Talarico in the Senate primary, expressed doubt about enthusiasm for Talarico among Black voters.
- She described the pro-Talarico attack ads during the primary as 'straight-up racist' and called the race racist.
- Crockett emphasized the need for motivation beyond Talarico's candidacy to drive voter turnout, citing challenges such as voter suppression and lack of excitement.
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Jasmine Crockett Won't Campaign With Talarico in Texas
Rep. Jasmine Crockett lost the Texas Democratic Senate primary to James Talarico this spring, and now she's making clear she has no plans to hit the trail beside him ahead of a general election forecasters call a toss-up. Crockett, a Democrat representing a Dallas-area House district, told CNN anchor Laura Coates on Thursday that she […]
Jasmine Crockett Still Won’t Commit to Campaigning for James Talarico in Texas * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance
Jasmine Crockett was recently pressed on CNN about why she is not working hard to help James Talarico, who beat her in the Texas Democrat primary for Senate. The post Jasmine Crockett Still Won’t Commit to Campaigning for James Talarico in Texas appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Crockett suggests she won’t campaign with Talarico, will focus ‘down ballot’
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) said she will focus on “campaigning down ballot” in Texas, suggesting that she won’t campaign with Democrat Senate nominee James Talarico after he defeated her in the party’s primary. “We’ve seen the turnout that you can produce. Talarico might very well need that magnetism. Will you campaign with him?” CNN’s Laura Coates asked the congresswoman on Thursday.
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