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They told me I had too much personality to play it safe. So I became a lawyer. I became a public defender in Texas — standing next to people who had no power, no money, and no one else fighting for them. I took on cases others wouldn’t touch. I represented Black Lives Matter activists pro bono. And I learned, early on, what it means to stand between everyday people and a system that would rather ignore them. That’s who I was long before I ever ran for office. But it’s also exactly why I’m running for the United States Senate now. This campaign isn’t about climbing a ladder in Washington. It’s about bringing the same fight I learned as a public defender — the fight for fairness, dignity, and accountability — to the biggest stage there is. Right now, Texas has politicians who protect the powerful and leave everyone else behind. We deserve a Senator who knows what it means to fight from the outside — and who isn’t afraid to take on anyone who abuses their power. I’ve been underestimated my whole life. I’ve never let that stop me yet.
Let’s show ‘em what “too much personality” looks like in the U.S. Senate. — Jasmine Crockett  |
