Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) launched into a vulgar, falsehood-filled late-night rant on social media over the weekend, unleashing a wave of profanity at President Donald Trump.
During the outburst, Crockett ended up siding with one of Trump’s few Republican critics, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY).
The meltdown came in response to the commander-in-chief’s decisive military action against Iran.
In an Instagram Live video Saturday night, Crockett slammed Trump’s airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities.
She also praised Massie’s bipartisan push to limit the president’s war powers, a measure also backed by far-left Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif.
“So long story short, for those of you that are unaware, the mofo that resides in the White House has unilaterally, in my estimation, declared war,” Crockett said, using profanity to refer to the president.
“Mofo” is shorthand for the explicit curse phrase “motherf***er.”
Crockett, a progressive freshman who has embraced her role as a far-left agitator, falsely accused President Trump of acting outside the Constitution.
She made the claims despite White House officials repeatedly confirming the administration acted in accordance with the War Powers Act.
“We are living in this time in which there is someone who is occupying the White House who does not care about any rules, any norms, any laws, nor the Constitution,” she claimed.
“And we cannot be a civilized country if there is no law and order.”
The Texas Democrat, who has often spoken out in defense of illegal immigrants, went on to attack Trump’s border enforcement, accusing him of causing more harm with his Iran strikes.
“I know that they may claim, ‘We law and order, blah blah blah. So go get the undocumented people and let’s try to ship them out,’” Crockett said.
“Let me tell you something – they are not the people that are putting us in harm’s way.
“It is him and his administration that is putting us in harm’s way.”
Calling on her supporters to take action, Crockett said:
“I literally need you to wake them the f**k up, because everything since he has stepped into office has done nothing other than put us in harm’s way.”
Despite her usual disdain for the GOP, Crockett offered rare praise for Massie, who has teamed up with Democrats in the past to challenge U.S. military involvement abroad.
“We need action now, and that is going to take a few Republicans, like, getting on the right page,” she said.
“And right now there’s only one Republican that I know I can count on for sure doing the right thing.
“And that’s going to be Thomas Massie.
“The rest of them, it’s a little bit questionable.”
WATCH:
Massie, known for his libertarian streak and isolationist tendencies, is leading a bipartisan resolution with Khanna to restrict Trump’s ability to conduct future strikes without congressional authorization.
“I think it could [pass the House], because we have such a tight majority,” Massie said in a statement.
“And the Democrats aren’t very consistent about war, but when there’s a Republican in the White House, they find their religion, their anti-war religion again.”
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt didn’t mince words in her response to Crockett’s vulgar attacks.
“The last time I checked, Jasmine Crockett couldn’t dream of winning such a majority of the public as President Trump did,” Leavitt said.
“And the America First movement, which President Trump has built, is filled with hardworking patriots — the forgotten men and women, business owners, law enforcement officers, nurses, and teachers.
“And middle America – as we all know, you know, from where you all grew up, outside of this beltway – that’s who makes up this president’s movement.”
“Jasmine Crockett should go to a Trump rally sometime, and she can see it for herself.”
Another White House official put it more bluntly:
“The fact Jasmine Crockett is siding with Massie tells you everything you need to know about both of them!”
While President Trump’s strikes on Iran drew praise from Republican leadership and pro-Israel Democrats, a small group of non-interventionist conservatives voiced concern over foreign entanglements.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) posted on X that she could “support President Trump and his great administration on many of the great things they are doing while disagreeing on bombing Iran and getting involved in a hot war that Israel started.”
Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) praised the precision of the strikes but said Congress must reclaim its constitutional war-making authority.
“While President Trump has legal precedent on his side, the legal reality underscores how far we’ve drifted from the constitutional order,” Davidson said.
As tensions rise in the Middle East and President Trump asserts American strength abroad, his critics on the Left, and a few on the Right, are lashing out.
But for millions of Americans, Trump’s firm stance against hostile regimes and his unapologetic defense of U.S. interests is exactly the leadership they voted for.
Meanwhile, his most vocal opponents seem more interested in Instagram rants and partisan grandstanding than national security.
READ MORE – Jasmine Crockett: Trump Supporters Are ‘Mentally Ill’
