[Jasmine Crockett: A Tale of Partisan Selfishness? ] Listen, y'all. Rep. Jasmine Crockett's decision to not campaign for James Talarico in the Texas Senate race is a prime example of what happens when you let self-interest overrule party unity and progressive solidarity.

She lost the primary fair and square, yet instead of rallying around her fellow Democrat, she's turning her back on him and focusing "down ballot. " What does that even mean? Downballot is just a fancy way of saying Crockett's got her own damn agenda. Crockett knows better than to throw Talarico under the bus.

She should be out there building support for our guy so we can take down those right-wing jerks. But no, she's playing it safe, trying to protect her own skin and keep her job secure. This kind of behavior from a supposed progressive is just plain disappointing. And don't you dare tell me this is about "moving forward" or anything like that.

That's just code for avoiding accountability for losing an election. If Crockett wants to be taken seriously as a leader, she needs to start acting like one and putting the party first instead of herself. But hey, maybe she's too busy looking out for number one to remember who put her there in the first place.

So here's my question: Who among you thinks Crockett is doing the right thing by not supporting Talarico? Raise your hand if you think a candidate who refuses to stand with their party after losing an election deserves our backing. I'll wait.

-- RALLY
"Discipline is how we respect each other."
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