Democratic Betrayal: Crockett's Party Sacrifices Her For Politics
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In a striking turn of events, Republican strategist Matthew Bartlett has shone a light on the betrayal of Democratic Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett by her own party, amidst allegations of Trump suppression by the leftist media.
During a recent segment on MS NOW's The Weekend, Bartlett, a former appointee in the Trump administration, discredited the false narrative perpetuated by Democrats claiming President Trump was behind the interference of an interview between late-night host Stephen Colbert and Texas Representative James Talarico.
Colbert had indicated on his show that CBS lawyers had prohibited the airing of Talarico’s interview due to FCC equal-time regulations, which has sparked outrage and accusations of Trump-led censorship. Yet, CBS swiftly countered these claims, asserting that there was no explicit ban on the interview. Instead, they simply provided legal guidance concerning the potential implications of airing the segment.
Bartlett's remarks underscored a vital point: the Democratic establishment may well have sacrificed Crockett by framing this situation into a politically advantageous narrative for themselves. He posited that the true perpetrators of the discord were the networks and Democratic operatives around Talarico, seeking to leverage a victim narrative to bolster their own positions.
"I think Jasmine Crockett might be the victim of a false media narrative," he said, adding that the supposed “victimization” espoused by Talarico might be a façade for political gain rather than an actual incident of suppression.
As the GOP continues to gain momentum, the emerging rift within the Democratic Party raises questions about their cohesion and ability to present a united front. Rather than rally behind their candidate, it appears some Democrats may be more interested in fabricating elaborate tales of victimhood to shift blame elsewhere.
As the drama of the Texas Senate race unfolds, it remains to be seen how these internal parties dynamics will affect the trajectory of the candidates involved. For Republican supporters, this episode highlights not just the Democratic infighting but also an opportunity to capitalize on the discord, suggesting that much of what we witness in the media may be more about political posturing than genuine concern for constituents.
The potential for a Republican victory in Texas continues to solidify, fueled by the apparent disarray among Democratic leadership and their inability to effectively support their own.
Sources:
mediaite.com
cnbc.com
During a recent segment on MS NOW's The Weekend, Bartlett, a former appointee in the Trump administration, discredited the false narrative perpetuated by Democrats claiming President Trump was behind the interference of an interview between late-night host Stephen Colbert and Texas Representative James Talarico.
Colbert had indicated on his show that CBS lawyers had prohibited the airing of Talarico’s interview due to FCC equal-time regulations, which has sparked outrage and accusations of Trump-led censorship. Yet, CBS swiftly countered these claims, asserting that there was no explicit ban on the interview. Instead, they simply provided legal guidance concerning the potential implications of airing the segment.
Bartlett's remarks underscored a vital point: the Democratic establishment may well have sacrificed Crockett by framing this situation into a politically advantageous narrative for themselves. He posited that the true perpetrators of the discord were the networks and Democratic operatives around Talarico, seeking to leverage a victim narrative to bolster their own positions.
"I think Jasmine Crockett might be the victim of a false media narrative," he said, adding that the supposed “victimization” espoused by Talarico might be a façade for political gain rather than an actual incident of suppression.
As the GOP continues to gain momentum, the emerging rift within the Democratic Party raises questions about their cohesion and ability to present a united front. Rather than rally behind their candidate, it appears some Democrats may be more interested in fabricating elaborate tales of victimhood to shift blame elsewhere.
As the drama of the Texas Senate race unfolds, it remains to be seen how these internal parties dynamics will affect the trajectory of the candidates involved. For Republican supporters, this episode highlights not just the Democratic infighting but also an opportunity to capitalize on the discord, suggesting that much of what we witness in the media may be more about political posturing than genuine concern for constituents.
The potential for a Republican victory in Texas continues to solidify, fueled by the apparent disarray among Democratic leadership and their inability to effectively support their own.
Sources:
mediaite.com
cnbc.com
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