Trump Throws Death Threats, Texas Rep Gets White Supremacist Visitor

KEY POINTS

•On Thursday night, Rep. Jasmine Crockett said a person made white supremacist threats at her D.C. office.
•Hours earlier, House Democratic leaders contacted Capitol Police after Trump suggested comments by some lawmakers were punishable by death.
•Crockett blamed President Trump for fueling political violence and insisted she won't be intimidated or silenced.
•Neither White House nor Capitol Police responded immediately to Axios’ requests for comment Thursday night.

On a Thursday night that seemed scripted by a dystopian TV writer, Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett revealed a white supremacist decided her D.C. office was 'VIP meet-and-greet' worthy—complete with threatening hand gestures. This cameo happened mere hours after House Democrats summoned Capitol Police like they were calling Avengers HQ, following Trump's spicy remark that certain lawmakers' comments were 'punishable by DEATH!' Crockett blasted Trump for fanning the flames of political violence from 'the very top,' emphasizing that every speck of truth she utters cranks up the threat volume on her Texan phone line. White House and Capitol Police went Houdini on Axios’ calls—guess they’re busy rewriting policy manuals or perfecting the silent treatment.