Jasmine Crockett

I don't think virality matters. That may not be a popular opinion, but when I got elected, no one in my district ever expected or thought that I would go viral. So I don't think that it matters in the sense that I think people should say, if I'm going to be relevant in politics, then this is what needs to be done. We know that one of the most unpopular people in Congress, she has gone viral a lot

And, you know, when it comes down to her being able to raise money, she's been able to raise money from every crevice of kind of the country because of that. And that's kind of how she's been able to build a platform. But I think. Has she passed a bill? Huh? Yeah, exactly. I don't think she has. Right. Like, so the things that really.

And, you know, when it comes down to her being able to raise money, she's been able to raise money from every crevice of kind of the country because of that. And that's kind of how she's been able to build a platform. But I think. Has she passed a bill? Huh? Yeah, exactly. I don't think she has. Right. Like, so the things that really.

And, you know, when it comes down to her being able to raise money, she's been able to raise money from every crevice of kind of the country because of that. And that's kind of how she's been able to build a platform. But I think. Has she passed a bill? Huh? Yeah, exactly. I don't think she has. Right. Like, so the things that really.

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Absolutely. I think that that that is a risk that certain people run. It depends on like for what reasons. Right. Like, for instance, I was just applauding Lauren Underwood for an exchange that she had this week with Kristi Noem. And, you know, it went viral. I mean, it's kind of everywhere now.

Absolutely. I think that that that is a risk that certain people run. It depends on like for what reasons. Right. Like, for instance, I was just applauding Lauren Underwood for an exchange that she had this week with Kristi Noem. And, you know, it went viral. I mean, it's kind of everywhere now.

Absolutely. I think that that that is a risk that certain people run. It depends on like for what reasons. Right. Like, for instance, I was just applauding Lauren Underwood for an exchange that she had this week with Kristi Noem. And, you know, it went viral. I mean, it's kind of everywhere now.

where Kristi Noem is kind of wavering on, you know, the constitution and whether or not, you know, she as secretary of the Department of Homeland should actually like follow it, right? You know, I think that there are certain things that it absolutely is very important that that information gets out. And for some people, you know,

where Kristi Noem is kind of wavering on, you know, the constitution and whether or not, you know, she as secretary of the Department of Homeland should actually like follow it, right? You know, I think that there are certain things that it absolutely is very important that that information gets out. And for some people, you know,

where Kristi Noem is kind of wavering on, you know, the constitution and whether or not, you know, she as secretary of the Department of Homeland should actually like follow it, right? You know, I think that there are certain things that it absolutely is very important that that information gets out. And for some people, you know,

If I'm being honest, like a lot of people that may be listening in, they obviously have time to do it. But the reality is that the average American is trying to figure out how they're gonna put food on the table, a roof over their head, clothes on their kids' backs. And so they only have time for a TikTok, right? Like they only have those little moments.

If I'm being honest, like a lot of people that may be listening in, they obviously have time to do it. But the reality is that the average American is trying to figure out how they're gonna put food on the table, a roof over their head, clothes on their kids' backs. And so they only have time for a TikTok, right? Like they only have those little moments.

If I'm being honest, like a lot of people that may be listening in, they obviously have time to do it. But the reality is that the average American is trying to figure out how they're gonna put food on the table, a roof over their head, clothes on their kids' backs. And so they only have time for a TikTok, right? Like they only have those little moments.

And so I do think it does bring value in that way. But as far as being an actual member of Congress, No, I think what matters most as a member of Congress is that you sit down and you do things like what we do, which is we send out weekly emails that are newsletters that give you pictures of the meetings that I've taken with subtext on what happened in those meetings.

And so I do think it does bring value in that way. But as far as being an actual member of Congress, No, I think what matters most as a member of Congress is that you sit down and you do things like what we do, which is we send out weekly emails that are newsletters that give you pictures of the meetings that I've taken with subtext on what happened in those meetings.

And so I do think it does bring value in that way. But as far as being an actual member of Congress, No, I think what matters most as a member of Congress is that you sit down and you do things like what we do, which is we send out weekly emails that are newsletters that give you pictures of the meetings that I've taken with subtext on what happened in those meetings.

You can see videos, video clips of me in committee. You can see me in district if that's where I was. And then we give out other information. We also send out mailers. We also do what we call community meetings. like office hours. So we go out and we don't make people necessarily come in. So sometimes they're after hours, but they are in other parts of our district.