A bizarre 'Choose Your Fighter' video of female Huisdemocrats has become viral after conservatives on social media have torn it apart because he 'collapses'.
The video was compiled by influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo, who was invited to Washington this week to be present for President Donald Trump's joint address to the congress.
Woo, known online as the 'Bento Box Queen', first posted video of himself in the boxer Pose outside the Capitol building – and had representatives. Alexandria Ocasio -Cortez, Lauren Underwood, Katherine Clark, Judy Chu, Jasmine Crockett and Susie Lee follow the example.
The video was labeled with 'Kies Your Fighter' and contained positives and negatives for every woman, including AOC was a 'Trekkie' and Crockett was 'not a morning person'.
The cute video moaned from conservatives.
“We'll never lose again – right?” Muscular YouTuber Benny Johnson, who had taken the video from the X account of Karli Bonne, who had noticed “… In the meantime, the collapse continues.”
CNN's Jake Tapper has also cut. “The best part about this is probably that this is exactly to reassure their voters that they have thought of how they can be an effective opposition party,” Post Tapper on X.
The official X account of @Whitehouse was involved by Thursday evening.
“America chose his hunters last November,” said a video, who depict Trump, First Lady Melania Trump and members of the cabinet, including Minister of Interior Security Security Kristi and FBI director Kash Patel.
Crockett acknowledged on Thursday to DailyMail.com that Democrats are trying to find out how showing that they are 'real people'.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (left) and rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Right) belonged to the house Democratic women who appeared in the 'Choose Your Fighter' video of influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo, who gave rise to moans and Eyerolls of Conservatives Online
The viral 'Choose Your Fighter' video is made by influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo (right), who goes Bento Box Queen online. Woo visited Washington to include the joint address of President Donald Trump at the congress
“I think there are people who consistently say that the Democrats are elitist and things like that,” she said on Capitol Hill. “They almost see us as robots, as if we have no personalities.”
“But I think the caucus as a whole is trying to find out, how do we show people that we are real people, right?” she added.
Crockett said that she personally had an easier attempt here because “I never really turned on the politician side.”
“And so I was consistently able to go on podcasts and look like I was very natural, because I was very natural,” said Crockett.
Missouri's Democrat made waves last May when she got a screaming game with Gop Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and her called a 'pale blonde, poorly built, butch body' after Greene Crockett's 'fake eyelashes' mocked.
More recently she told Elon Musk to 'F *** off' in a viral video.
“But I think many of us try to find out, how can we let people know that we are not only people chosen, but we are real people who have real families and real children, and we have the same worries you do?” Crockett went on.
“And to be honest, can we have a little fun?” The Democratic legislator added. “I didn't like jumping, I will be honest. I didn't like jumping. … My dance was good, my dancing, I didn't get a shadow on my dancing. '
Rep. Judy Chu was one of the female house democrats who participated in the now viral video. Conservative influencers burned 'shrinking' with someone who asks: “We will never lose again – right?”
The Democratic identity crisis could be seen especially this week after part of their antics during the speech of Trump to the congress, even by members of their own party.
Former Biden's White House officer changed MSNBC -Gastheer Symone Sanders expressed her frustrations during the speech, while democratic legislators held up black signs that were critical of Musk and some Trump policy.
“Why are Democrats just there? The signs do not land. It gives Bingo! Sigh, “she wrote.
Democratic Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman agreed with Sanders' Take.
“A sad cavalcade from Self is possession and loose Petulance,” Fetterman noted. “It only makes Trump look more president and modest.”
“We become the metaphorical car – alarms that no one pay attention to – and it may not be the winning message,” added Pennsylvania's senator.
Fresh polling also discovered that only 10 percent of Americans believed that Democrats had a “good strategy to respond to Trump and it works.”
