Jasmine Crockett dubs Trump 'Temu Hitler' for redrawing geographical boundaries of electoral districts

WASHINGTON, DC: Representative Jasmine Crockett has once again reignited her feud with President Donald Trump, comparing him to Hitler during a recent interview with SiriusXM.

Crockett's remarks come just days after she called the POTUS a "piece of s**t" on Sunday, August 3, during a progressive rally in Phoenix, Arizona.

Jasmine Crockett calls Donald Trump 'Temu Hitler'

During a recent interview with SiriusXM, Jasmine Crockett discussed Donald Trump’s cabinet, which is in the process of redrawing the geographical boundaries of electoral districts to ensure each has a roughly equal population.

Interestingly, this move has sparked fury among Texas Democrats, who risk losing power to win elections in the state. Many of them also fled the state to boycott the vote. 

During the interview, the Texas Democrat slammed the proposition and called it a deliberate attack on minority representation. She also dubbed Trump and his followers "Neo-Nazis."

Crockett said, "They have decided that the only way that they can bring about this white supremacy agenda is by diluting the voices of people of color."

"And so what we have seen is, again, this rogue Department of Justice going out to do the bidding of this Temu Hitler," she added.

She also mentioned, "To the extent that he says, listen, the only way that I can ensure that I will have no checks on me is if I can ensure that those voices of color do not have representation."

However, this isn’t the first time Crockett has used the term "Temu Hitler."

Speaking at a public rally in Chicago earlier this week, Crockett said, "For everyone that has been asking, where are the Democrats? Well, here they are. For everyone that has been asking, Where is the fight? Well, here it is."

"But let me tell you something. Don’t leave them out on a ledge by themselves. They need to know that you, the American people, stand with them because they are standing for you," she mentioned.  

Crockett further added, "They understand the importance of standing for what democracy is and making sure that it does not fall by the wayside. They understand that we have a Temu Hitler in the White House right now, that thinks that he is going to become the dictator of the United States."

Trump calls Jasmine Crockett a 'low-IQ' person

Donald Trump, on Tuesday, August 5, slammed Jasmine Crockett and referred to her as a "low-IQ" person while touting his poll numbers during a CNBC interview.

Trump said, "The Democrat Party is self-destructing. I mean, when you have low-IQ people like [Jasmine] Crockett... I wonder if she’s any relation to the late, great Davy Crockett, who is a great, great, a great gentleman. I wonder if she’s got any relationship to Davy Crockett, the great old Davy Crockett."

Moreover, Trump scoffed at the idea that the Texas Democrat was one of the leaders of her party.

"They have Trump derangement syndrome so bad that they can’t walk, they can’t talk, they don’t know what they’re doing," the POTUS said.

Internet slams Jasmine Crockett

Several internet users slammed Jasmine Crockett after she compared Donald Trump to Hitler in her recent jab at the president.

One user wrote on X, "Jasmine Crockett is too easy to make fun of. We should give her a break. Just kidding, no we shouldn’t," while another added, "@RepJasmine is a racist and a disgrace to ALL women!"

A person also stated, "Let her talk! The more she talks, the stupider she gets!" whereas one mentioned, "@RepJasmine Pure evil, with a side of severe TDS. Make asylums great again."

Another user wrote, "It’s one thing to disagree, but this kind of talk is reckless and dangerous," while one commented, "Make 3 digit IQ's Great Again."

A person also added, "And they knowingly do this, hoping that some knucklehead will take it as a green light and try to take Trump out. These are very sick, diabolical people we are dealing with."

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