On this episode of ‘Stepping Into The Shade Room,’ Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett sits down for a candid conversation about the state of politics ahead of the presidential election, her viral clapbacks, and Project 2025. Additionally, Crockett shares her take on student loans, the Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap beef, dating, and more with host Thembi.
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett Shares Her Thoughts On Project 2025
About 19 minutes into the interview, Crockett was asked to share her thoughts and knowledge about Project 2025. Host Thembi explained that many people are unsure of what the document is. In turn, the congresswoman explained that viewers should Google the topics that are most important to them, along with Project 2025 as a keyword.
“And then determine if you like it or if you dislike it,” she said. “If you dislike it, vote for Harris, and if you like it, vote for the Orange one.”
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Crockett explained that Project 2025 is “almost like” a “manifesto” vowing harm to the public. The congresswoman explained that she believes the project “has a bullet for every one of us.”
“There literally is an attack on everybody,” she said. “So, any civil rights protections we currently have… they want to delete that. [And] it mentions Trump over 300 times even though he wants to run away from it.”
Ultimately, Crockett explained that the document was reportedly drafted by present and previous members of Trump’s campaign. Additionally, the project allegedly vows to place harsher restrictions on abortions, birth control, education, and other personal rights.
The Congresswoman Reflects On Her Viral Clapback Against Marjorie Taylor Greene
Before concluding her conversation with Thembi, Crockett reflected on her viral clapback against Marjorie Taylor Greene. In May, Crockett went viral for calling the fellow congresswoman a “bleach blond, bad-built butch body.”
Scroll above to watch Crockett reflect on her comment. Additionally, she also shares her candid thoughts on dating, former President Donald Trump, and more.
