The Jasmine Crockett lows

 Red State:

The Democrats have acted despicably since Donald Trump returned to the Oval Office, repeatedly calling for violence, discovering a newfound love of profanity, and holding impotent protests against virtually everything. Their lowest moment came at the president’s speech to a joint session of Congress in February when they refused to stand for a 13-year-old cancer survivor or honor the memories of two women viciously murdered by illegal aliens. 

It turns out that may not have been their nadir, however, because as we’ve been reporting, Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett has been on a tear lately with unhinged threats, crass NSFW rhetoric, and general awful behavior seemingly designed to launch herself to the top of the pantheon of the most toxic members of Congress.

Over the weekend, she cruelly mocked Greg Abbott as “Governor Hot Wheels” in reference to the partial paralysis that confines him to a wheelchair, a result of a tragic accident that occurred in his 20s when he was hit by a falling tree. He has overcome so much adversity since then, but this woman had the indecency to make fun of him for it? Unbelievable. (Mild profanity):

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See also:

 I'm Waiting for the Jasmine Crockett/AOC Congressional Dumb-Off

Crockett is physically attractive but her speeches don't meet that standard.  Political insults are an art form that she has not mastered. 

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