Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), the mind behind establishing Juneteenth as a federal holiday, was reported dead this week after a failed battle with pancreatic cancer.
Back in June, Lee announced to the world that she had been diagnosed with the disease and was receiving treatment, releasing the following statement to the public:
"My adult life has been defined by my faith in God, my love for humanity and my commitment to public service," Lee said. "As a member of Congress, I've been honored to be one of the leaders in the fight for justice and equality for all; especially the disadvantaged and the dispossessed. Today, my fight is more personal, but I will approach it with the same faith and the same courage."
Lee continued in her announcement to reveal that she chose to go with the "treatment" her doctors prescribed "to battle this disease that impacts tens of thousands of Americans every year."
"I am confident that my doctors have developed the best possible plan to target my specific disease," Lee assured her supporters. "The road ahead will not be easy, but I stand in faith that God will strengthen me."
(Related: Remember when Rep. Lee made a fool of herself by claiming that the moon is made of "gases?")
Rep. Lee "not part" of God's plan for America, claims X account paying tribute
Not long after committing to defeat her disease with God's health, Lee passed away suddenly at the age of 74. A career politician with a lengthy 30-plus-year tenure in Texas politics, Lee was described by her family members as "a fierce champion of the people" who was "affectionately and simply known as 'congresswoman' by her constituents."
Lee maintained a "near-ubiquitous presence" in her district and proudly reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act. Her "humanitarian" policies spanned beyond local, national, and even international boundaries, according to her family, which says she placed "a special emphasis on women and children" while apparently neglecting the needs of her male constituents.
— Sheila Jackson Lee (@JacksonLeeTX18) July 20, 2024
Being a Democrat, there is a very good chance that Lee was "fully vaccinated" for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), which some on X, formerly Twitter, suggested might be the true cause of her sudden death.
"God has a plan for the United States," wrote "Sir Damon Eric" (@RealSirDamon). "Unfortunately, Sheila Jackson Lee was not part of that plan ... RIP."
Another shared the following video about Lee's terrible legacy:
We Lost a TERRIBLE Human… pic.twitter.com/z6srcOTZZV
— ??? (@Emilio2763) July 20, 2024
"The media will portray her as a saint," wrote another. "They will all lie, act religious for the event, and say how great a human being she was."
"Thirty years 'in office' is just too, too long!" expressed another.
"I know she had a family and people who loved her but I'm extremely happy she's out of politics," said someone else.
Another shared the following infamous quote from Lee about what she sees as the modern-day KKK:
"All those who wore sheets a long time ago have now lifted them off and started wearing, uh, clothing, us, with a name, say, 'I am part of the tea party.'"
One of the good things Lee did was draw attention to abuses in government following Hurricane Katrina, suggested another.
"As with all Democrats, there is usually a disastrous element, but there were a few things that she was on the right side of," this person added about Lee's legacy.
Many prominent people have died suddenly ever since the COVID "pandemic" paid the world a visit. Learn more at BadMedicine.news.
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