Posted on 10/24/2025 6:16:13 AM PDT by Red Badger
“From the hood” shouldn’t be a license to threaten people.
This is emotional performance art wrapped in street talk.
They’re not representing the struggle. They’re cosplaying for clicks.
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BRIEFING
...There’s a strange new trend in politics. Young Black female politicians are branding themselves as “hood queens” and leaning into violent, ghetto-style rhetoric. Let’s get into it.
It’s one thing to grow up in a tough neighborhood and speak from lived experience. Like it or not, that’s what “gangsta rappers” do, and they make millions while they’re at it. But what we’re seeing now are these privileged Black career women cosplaying as “project queens.” These successful women, often from privilege, are acting out this warped, violent version of “the struggle” because it sells in today’s outrage economy.
They talk about cutting throats, “bringing the hood to Congress,” and “not backing down,” all while wearing designer heels and eating brunch at the “whitest” joints in town.
This “hood act” doesn’t elevate Black voices. It actually mocks and demeans them. It turns lived culture into a political costume and anger into applause lines. And in a time when real violence is spilling into the streets, this ghetto-girl performance is like gasoline on an already raging fire.
But here is where it crosses the line from politics to pathology. Texas Democrat Jolanda Jones went on CNN and bragged about being “from the hood” before threatening to “cut Republicans’ throats.” She called it strategy. She said Democrats have to “fight ugly.”
Uglier than assassinating a young husband and father in front of his family? I mean, how “UGLY” do they wanna get?
male or female, an attitude of “hit one and they’ll all run” can be an effective.
Let them reveal themselves.
The ratchet bonnet brigade comes to D.C.
They’re just being who they are.
And they worked so hard yo leave, only to see their greatest power to swindle is not in fact the “swamp” but their past.
You know, the elite schools they attended but had to sit at the end of the table due to less expensive clothing.
Good, they’ll lose votes.
Fortunately, I think MANY black males are seeing through this nonsense. Of course, you’ll still have a large swath of blacks that vote Democrat, but if you move 40% of black males to Republican permanently, it could truly mean a huge change to Congress.
I know it’s been said a billion times, but who runs these drug-infested neighborhoods and has for 70 years or more? Democrats...they are keeping people right where they want them.
And deservedly so.
Correct.
That way their true colors can be exposed for the world to see.
..... from politics to pathology....... Texas Democrat Jolanda Jones on CNN bragged about being “from the hood” threatening to “cut Republicans’ throats” calling it "strategy." She said Democrats have to “fight ugly.”
America’s bloated government spending and massive debt are in terminal phase. Its now enabled several generations of entitlement and woke political narcissism.
It can’t last much longer. Both the economic effects of ever-increasing debt, and the social effects of entitlement, sloth and cultural decay will inevitably crash into each other.
We have just now reached the beginnings of the "Idiocracy Stage."...............
The solution to Jasmine Crockett’s atrocious behavior is Jolanda Jones. These two are after the same prize and with the same strategies they have no choice but to enter into a hood rat arms race which will eventually devolve into something so absurd that even their base is turned off.
Some “black” people really do like to reinforce the stereotype. Isn’t that bad for that group? Oh, well.
THEY weren't classy either! Some things never change
“Ugly” is the only way they know.
That’s the way of the low-IQ voter. They try to bully people into accepting their ridiculous premises.
Just another barbarian flashing her K-9’s
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