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David Marcus compared Crockett to actors who forget who they are after a role: “When I was doing theater, I knew a few actors, not many, who got so swept up in a given character they played on stage, that they basically became that person in real life. Forever. I think Crockett has passed this point. This is who she is now.”
Conservative writer Bonchie didn’t hold back either, saying, “It’s okay to expect your political representatives to speak basic English. And she can. She’s actually very well spoken. This is all an act. She’s a rich kid who went to finest private schools. She’s not from the streets.”
Matt Whitlock even posted a side-by-side video showing her calm, polished tone in Congress compared to this new dramatic style, writing: “Compare that bizarre bit of theater to Jasmine Crockett BEFORE she got to Congress. There’s ‘code switching’ then there’s ‘playing a character from TV.’”
Another user on X (formerly Twitter) added, “Just so you know, Rep. Crockett grew up in wealthy West St. Louis County where she attended a high school so exclusive that one year costs more than Sharon and I have paid for every vehicle we’ve purchased in the last 25 years combined. Okay, we always buy used cars, but still.”
But that’s not the only controversy Crockett is facing. A scathing New York Post profile painted a troubling picture of life inside her office — with multiple former staffers calling her a “diva” who rarely shows up for work.
“She is laying around her apartment, won’t come into the office, and is really just indifferent to staff and will scream at them,” one aide told the outlet.
Another source claimed Crockett “freaks out over the most random things” and focuses more on TV appearances than helping her district: “She’s more focused on, ‘Get me on ‘The View,’ ‘Get me on this late-night talk show.’”
According to the report, Crockett insists on luxury perks — including rented Escalades for short trips — and demands staffers open the door for her.
The same story says she has burned through staffers rapidly due to what they call a “toxic” environment, with one employee even brought to tears after Crockett reportedly told them, “Do you really want to be here? And if not, you can leave!”
Rep. Jasmine Crockett — one of the loudest anti-Trump voices in Congress — now faces growing criticism not just for her strange video but for her alleged behavior behind the scenes.
