A White Supremacist in the White House

The article from the Dallas Express, titled "Racist Rep. Jasmine Crockett Blasts Trump as White Supremacist in the White House," is a fascinating case study in the dynamics of power and the selective outrage of the political establishment. 

Firstly, it's intriguing to see how Rep. Jasmine Crockett's critique of Donald Trump as a white supremacist is framed. The article suggests that her comments are somehow controversial or noteworthy, which is amusing given the context.

It's almost as if the media is surprised that a Black politician would dare to call out systemic racism from the highest echelons of power.

The real meat of the issue, however, lies in the reaction to Rep. Crockett's stance. Texas Republicans are calling for her resignation due to her co-sponsorship of a bill that would strip President Trump of Secret Service protection if convicted of a serious crime. The hypocrisy is palpable. These same individuals are quick to defend Trump's actions but are outraged when someone like Rep. Crockett points out the elephant in the room—white supremacy.

Let's not forget, this is the same political climate where satire and irony are often lost on those who benefit from systemic racism. The "post-racial" era, as some have called it, is a farce. It's a narrative that ignores the very real racial tensions and power imbalances that continue to plague American society.

In summary, Rep. Crockett's comments are not just a critique of Trump; they are a reflection of the broader societal issues that America refuses to confront. The backlash against her is a testament to how deeply ingrained white supremacy is in American politics and society.

It's a reminder that speaking truth to power, especially when that power is rooted in racism, will always be met with resistance.

For those interested in the full article, you can find it here: https://dallasexpress.com/national/racist-rep-jasmine-crockett-blasts-trump-as-white-supremacist-in-the-white-house/

Now, let's see if the powers that be will continue to pretend that racism is not a systemic issue, or if they will finally acknowledge the emperor's new clothes for what they are—transparently racist.