MissQChris retweeted
Jasmine crockett telling white people "get somebody else to do it" really triggered them folks bad .... it's been non stop. At this point why do yall need her so bad ? Especially after yall told us it was an easy win
MissQChris retweeted
Y’all are corny! I keep receipts. I’ll be happy when people either give a damn about FACTS or news media goes back to the news instead of deciding to ride the tabloid lane. NOW FOR THE 1000th time maybe write an article about KEN F*in PAXTON. Y’all all sound like corny groupie ass OPS!
Now do you know 5 of the other 103 races on the Harris County ballot?! DID Y’all even know they have the longest ballot in the COUNTRY?! Mind the business that pays you.
For the lazy journalists that you see, point them here 👇🏾
This morning I called James and congratulated him on becoming the Senate nominee. Texas is primed to turn blue and we must remain united because this is bigger than any one person. This is about the future of all 30 million Texans and getting America back on track. With the primary behind us, Democrats must rally around our nominees and win. I’m committed to doing my part and will continue working to elect democrats up and down the ballot.
MissQChris retweeted
This OutKast/ovrkast situation shows me that a lot of you have never created ANYTHING from the ground up worth protecting lol
Because if you did, you wouldn’t be typing none of the shit I’ve been reading.
MissQChris retweeted
When Black Democrats were begging white folks, Latinos, Muslims, Leftists, and even their Coon cousins to vote for Harris, we were told you have to give us more than Trump is Bad. Yet these same folks are demanding we vote for their Candidates because Republicans are bad!
MissQChris retweeted
I’ve seen more posts attacking Jasmine Crockett than Ken Paxton, Talarico’s actual opponent.
I backed Talarico after the primary, but his supporters have now made the argument that he is unelectable without Crockett. They are detrimental to his campaign.
MissQChris retweeted
Karmelo Anthony, a Black teenager, has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after being convicted by a jury with no Black jurors. Whatever one believes about the verdict itself, we cannot ignore the larger truth that many Americans are wrestling with: justice is still being administered through a system with a long history of racial disparity in sentencing and punishment.
This requires more than reaction. It requires moral honesty about who is deemed dangerous, whose pain is centered, and how differently accountability has often been applied in America. If we want justice worthy of its name, it cannot be shaped by race.
#KarmeloAnthony
