Jasmine Crockett Goes Off Over Trump's Despicable Haitian Lies

Three dozen men and women who belong to the American Postal Workers Union lined South Broadway in Denver Tuesday to send two messages to the public. First, they are capable and prepared to handle mail-in election ballots so that every vote that passes through their hands is counted. RELATED: Tell us what you want to see in our 2024 election coverage this year in Colorado Second, they want a fair contract that protects wages and benefits and brings the U.

On the campaign trail, Gov. Tim Walz is having a hell of a good time—at least rhetorically speaking. In his Democratic National Convention acceptance speech in August, the vice presidential candidate said “hell” three times, including that his former students could teach Donald Trump “a hell of a lot” about leadership.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance of Ohio are meeting Tuesday for their first and only scheduled vice presidential debate. Walz, who is Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris ‘ running mate, and Vance, who is on the Republican ticket with former President Donald Trump, will make the case for their respective candidates five weeks before Election Day.

Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett sat down with MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, where they spoke of the threats pouring into Springfield, Ohio, because of Donald and J. D. Vance's disgusting lies about Haitians who legally work there. And Crocket didn't pull any punches. "I'm infuriated because the fact that this is not disqualifying is mind-blowing to me," Crockett said.

Things are getting pretty out of hand in Dearborn.

One tweet provides a microcosm of the larger Democrat problem, which is that Kamala and Biden aren’t working for all Americans; they work only for their voters.