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D-Texas’ Rep. Jasmine Crockett launched another Tirade over the weekend against Donald Trump’s president, while offering rare compliments to one of her House Republican colleagues who are currently in conflict with the commander-in-chief.
The Democratic Party flames criticized Trump’s strike against Iran on Instagram last Saturday night, while also addressing Rep. Thomas Massi (R-ky).
“For those who don’t know, such a long story, in the White House, it is estimated that the MOFO living in the White House was declared war,” Crockett said in the video.
“Mofo” is often used as a shorthand term for the curse phrase “Motherf — er”.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett ran a long attack on Center Donald Trump over the weekend, while praising Rep. Thomas Massie. (Getty Image)
Crockett is an outspoken progresser, part of a chorus of left-wing voices, accusing Trump of erroneously bypassing Congress in a military operation against the nuclear ruins in Tehran.
Trump officials insist they comply with the War Powers Act.
“We live at this time when someone takes over the White House doesn’t care about any rules, any norms, any laws or constitutions,” Crockett said.
She then accused Trump of causing more harm to the strike on Iran.
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“I know they might claim, ‘Our law and order, wait and see. Let me tell you something- they are not the ones that hurt us,” Crockett said.
“It was him and his government that hurt us.”
Crockett called on her supporters to face Trump supporters, adding: “I really need you to wake them up because nothing else has done since he took office to hurt us.”
In the video about 20 minutes, Crockett asked her supporters to live in Republican-controlled areas to engage with their representatives in Congress.
Satellite images from Planet Labs PBC show Iran’s underground nuclear-rich locations following Sunday’s U.S. air strikes against the facility. (Planet Labs PBC via AP)
“We need to take action now, and that will require some Republicans, like going to the right page,” she said.
“Now, there’s only one Republican who I know I can certainly do the right thing. It’s going to be Thomas Massi. The rest, it’s a little doubtful.”
Foreign entanglement, especially with the involvement of the U.S. military, is a question that has been raised for strange political deputies in the past.
When the House passed emergency foreign aid through separate parcels in various regions last year, everyone passed with bipartisan support – and also saw the “no” vote of dirty progressives and conservatives on the Guardians we intervened overseas.
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Trump’s strike on three Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend was no different. Although the move has received widespread support from Republican leaders and some pro-Israeli Democrats, a small group of conservatives have expressed varying levels of concern.
R-GA. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene posted on X that she could “support President Trump and his great administration on many great things they do while disagreeing with bombing Iran and participating in the hot war that began in Israel.”
Rep. Warren Davidson of R-Ohio praised the “power and precision” of Sunday’s digital strike against Fox News, but believes Congress needs to regain “war power.”
Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna is co-leading Rep. Thomas Massie’s resolution. (Rep. Ro Khanna’s office)
“Although President Trump has legal precedent on his side, the legal reality emphasizes that we are far from the constitutional order,” Davidson said.
Massie, who has been one of Congress’ skeptical about foreign entanglement, is working with Rep. Rohanna (D-Calif).
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He told Fox News on Sunday that he hopes to vote on bipartisan measures and shows that cautious optimism can succeed.
“I think it can [pass the House]because we have such a close majority. And, Democrats are not consistent with the war, but when there were Republicans in the White House, they found their religion, their anti-war religion.
Fox News Digital approached Massie’s office and the White House to comment on the Crockett video.
