The Crockett Circus Rolls On
If you were hoping for a serious congressional hearing, you tuned into the wrong channel. Instead, America got another episode of “The Jasmine Crockett Show,” starring the loudest voice in the room and the least amount of substance. Crockett stormed into the Judiciary Committee like she was auditioning for a TikTok rant, declaring Kash Patel “the least qualified FBI Director in history.” That’s right, the woman who regularly mistakes volume for intelligence tried to lecture a man with more national security experience than she has coherent sentences.
Performative Outrage for the Cameras
This wasn’t oversight. This was clickbait theater. Crockett ranted about white supremacy, ICE agents, Trump appointees, Cory Booker, and even parents turning in their kids—all in the span of five minutes. It was less a line of questioning and more like scrolling through her Twitter bookmarks. Her goal wasn’t truth, it was headlines. And sadly, in today’s Democrat Party, screaming the loudest gets you promoted the fastest.
Jim Jordan Brings the Facts
Enter Jim Jordan, the adult in the room. While Crockett melted down for the cameras, Jordan calmly reminded the committee—and the country—that Kash Patel isn’t some random Trump crony. He’s a public defender, a federal prosecutor, a senior House Intel staffer, Deputy DNI, Chief of Staff at the Department of Defense, and now the head of the FBI. In other words: Patel’s résumé could wallpaper the Capitol, while Crockett’s rant couldn’t fill a Post-It note.
The Patel Factor
The irony of Crockett calling Patel “unqualified” is almost too much. This is a man who’s actually done the work, served in critical national security posts, and put real bad guys behind bars. Meanwhile, Crockett’s big contribution to history is making the word “buffoonery” feel inadequate. Her outburst didn’t expose Patel’s weaknesses—it spotlighted her own. Every accusation she hurled boomeranged right back, leaving Patel standing tall while she drowned in her own word salad.
The Bigger Picture
What America saw in that committee room was the perfect snapshot of today’s Congress. On one side: Democrats like Crockett, addicted to outrage, desperate for clicks, spewing nonsense with no grounding in reality. On the other side: Republicans like Jim Jordan, defending experienced leaders, pointing to facts, and reminding us that governance is supposed to be about results—not hashtags. Crockett wanted a viral clip, and she got one. But instead of a mic drop moment, she gave us another blooper reel proving exactly why she shouldn’t be in Congress.
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