Bizarre “Select your fighter” from female Democrats, becomes viral when GOP “cringe” clip rrises apart

A bizarre “Select your fighter” from female house democrats after conservatives on social media tore it apart as “shaken”.

The video was put together by Influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo, who was invited to Washington this week to be President Donald Trump's joint speech to the Congress on site.

Woo, known online as “Bento Box Queen”, has posted a video of itself in the boxer pose outside the captain building for the first time – and had reps. Alexandria Ocasio -Cortez, Lauren Underwood, Katherine Clark, Judy Chu, Jasmine Crockett and Susie Lee follow.

The video was called “Select your fighter” and contained positive and negative for every woman, including that AOC was a “trekkie” and Crockett “was not a morning person”.

The cute video moans from conservatives.

“We will never lose again – right?” Considered YouTuber Benny Johnson, who had grabbed the video of Karli Bonne's X -account, who had commented: “In the meantime, the horror continues.”

Jake Tapper from CNN also interfered.

“The best thing is that this is probably exactly to assure their voters that they found out how they can be an effective opposition party,” wrote Tapper on X.

On Thursday, Crockett admitted to Dailymail.com that the Democrats are trying to find out, as they show that they are “real people”.

MP Jasmine Crockett (left) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (right) were one of the democratic women who in Influencer Sulhee Jessica Woos “Select your fighter” video, which prompted online conservatives to moan and Eyerolls

The viral video “Select your fighter” by Influencer Sulhee Jessica Woo (right), which goes online from Bento Box Queen. Woo visited Washington to adopt President Donald Trump's joint speech to the congress

“I think there are those who consistently say that the Democrats are elitists and such things,” she said on the Capitol Hill. “You almost see us as a robot as if we had no personalities.”

“But I think the Caucus as a whole tries to find out how we show people that we are real people, right?” added it.

Crockett said that she personally went easier because “I never really turned on the politicians page”.

“And so I could exist to make podcasts and look as if I were very natural because I was very natural,” said Crockett.

The Missouri democrat made waves in May last May when she played a reputation game with the GOP MP Taylor Greene and described her as “bleach blond, poorly built, butch” after Greene Crockett's “false eyelashes” mocked.

In recent times she told Elon Musk in a viral video about 'F *** Off'.

“But I think many of us try to find out how we let people know that we are not just elected people, but we are real people who have real families and real children, and we have the same concerns they do?” Crockett continued.

“And to be honest, can we have a little fun?” The democratic legislature added. “I didn't like jumping, I will be honest. I didn't like jumping. … my dancing was good, my dancing, I didn't get a shadow on my dancing. '

MP Judy Chu was one of the female house democrats who took part in the now viral video. Conservative influencers branded it with one and asked: “We will never lose again – right?”

The democratic identity crisis was particularly exhibited this week after some of her antics during Trump's speech on the congress had also been criticized by members of her own party.

The former official of the White House of Biden, who became MSNBC host Sime Sanders, expressed their frustrations during the speech, as a democratic legislator, thought black signs of critical musk and some Trump policies.

“Why are Democrats sit there? The signs don't end up. There is bingo! Sigh, «she wrote.

The democratic Senator John Fetterman Pennsylvania agreed with Sanders' Take.

“A sad cavalry of self -owned and petulation,” commented Fetterman. “Trump only makes it look a presidency and more reserved.”

“We become the metaphorical car alarms that nobody draws aware of – and it may not be the profit message,” added Pennsylvania senator.

Fresh surveys also showed that only 10 percent of the Americans believed that Democrats “react and work a good strategy to Trump”.