'Smug, terrible, nasty': Ranting Charlie Kirk accuses Jasmine Crockett of racist plot

MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk accused Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) of wanting to "eliminate the white population" — and said that men shouldn't date her.

During a discussion about Texas redistricting efforts on Monday, Kirk argued that Crockett was not wife material.

"Men out there do not marry women like Jasmine Crockett. Okay?" he opined. "Just the whole ensemble whiny, yammering. The whole way she presents herself, smug, terrible, nasty, cruel, wrong, dumb. The whole operation, young men, better for you to become a Catholic priest."

"The Jasmine Crockett schtick is why a lot of young men are checking out of the dating pool," he continued.

Kirk noted that Crockett had called Texas's proposed redistricting map racist because it reduced the number of historically Black congressional seats.

"Yeah, I am a WASP. What are you going to do about it, Jasmine Crockett?" he asked. "Does that make me racist?"

"By the way, that's the connective tissue, right?" he added. "The Sydney-Sweeney thing. The war on white people is so clear, and I'm sorry, Jasmine Crockett. What do you have against white people so much?"

The MAGA influencer then played a clip of Texas state Rep. Josey Garcia (D) condemning the redistricting map.

"First of all, that woman's got to stop chain smoking," Kirk quipped. "It's very unattractive. She smokes like three packs a day. What are we doing here? The reason young men are staying single hour? ... Like this, first of all, young men don't like to take orders from women. They definitely don't want to take orders from women like that. That's like supremely unattractive to men."

"Oh, and by the way, just so we're clear, Jasmine Crockett's district, you're getting eliminated," he said. "Jasmine Crockett, what skill set does she have? I think we all know."

He suggested Crockett was unattractive because of "the yelling, the screaming, the yammering, the caterwauling."

"You shouldn't take what she says seriously," Kirk insisted. "What she represents is very serious, which is the continued attempt to eliminate the white population in this country."

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