Jasmine Crockett is on a cringe streak, and I'm here for it
The column criticizes Crockett’s claims about Epstein-related donations and her exchanges with CNN hosts.

SOURCE CHECK
TAP FOR WHYThe New York Post is an established national publisher with an identifiable author, but its tabloid style and this page’s explicitly opinionated format call for some caution. This rating concerns the publisher, not the quality of the column’s argument.
- Source type — An established national outlet, though its tabloid format warrants caution.
- Author attribution — The column names its author.
- Editorial standards — A recognizable newsroom, but this is an opinion column rather than straight reporting.
- Transparency — The page identifies its publisher and author.
The column includes direct quotations and refers to public interviews and reporting, but its argument is highly derisive and relies partly on unattributed or anonymous claims. It offers little context from Crockett beyond brief quotations and does not substantially test its broader claims about her motives.
HOW WE SCORE ↗This is a strongly critical opinion column, not a balanced news report. It quotes some of Crockett’s explanations and points to corrections by others, but it presents the writer’s negative judgment throughout and gives little space to context or competing interpretation.
- Opinion vs reporting — The piece is explicitly an opinion column and repeatedly states the author’s verdict.
- Loaded language — Uses sustained pejorative descriptions of Crockett.
- Counterarguments presented — Includes brief quotations from Crockett but does not develop her explanation or context.
- Source diversity — Cites CNN, Zeldin and The Atlantic, but uses them primarily to reinforce the column’s criticism.
The column is openly favorable to its criticism of Crockett and repeatedly uses ridicule and dismissive language. Its framing presents her errors as evidence of personal incompetence and self-promotion.
- Language tone — Uses repeated insults and ridicule, including calling Crockett incompetent and a fool.
- Framing — Frames several disputed or corrected remarks as a continuing pattern of shamelessness.
- Source selection — Emphasizes criticism and corrections from Zeldin and CNN, with little contextual response from Crockett.
A New York Post opinion column accuses Rep. Jasmine Crockett of making false claims about Jeffrey Epstein and criticizes her media appearances and public profile. The piece highlights corrections by Lee Zeldin and CNN anchors.
The column says Crockett wrongly linked donations to Lee Zeldin’s campaign with the convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, though it says the donations came from a different person with the same name. It also recounts Crockett’s remarks about redactions in Epstein-related emails and says CNN anchor Pamela Brown corrected her. Zeldin’s response on X is quoted in the piece.
The writer also criticizes Crockett’s exchange with CNN host Kaitlan Collins and characterizes her as focused on growing her public profile. The column says Rep. Stacey Plaskett faced censure from Republicans after text messages showed she was coached by Epstein during a 2019 hearing.
Community verdict
10 VOTESCounts every outlet’s report of this story. See all 34
- Readers of left-leaning coverage: not enough votes yet
- Readers of right-leaning coverage: 25% good look
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Late senator cited as a recipient of donations from a person named Jeffrey Epstein
Former senator cited as a recipient of donations from a person named Jeffrey Epstein
President mentioned in an opening comparison and in claims attributed to Crockett
Representative mentioned as a past verbal sparring partner of Crockett
U.S. Virgin Islands delegate mentioned in connection with Epstein-related text messages and a possible censure
EPA administrator who responded to Crockett’s claim about campaign donations
White House press secretary whose remarks about Trump were attributed to her by Crockett
Part of a bigger story
20 OUTLETSCrockett named a Jeffrey Epstein as a donor to Lee Zeldin during a House speech; outlets on multiple sides report that the donor was a different person with the same name. She later said she had not meant the convicted sex offender. Left-leaning outlets focus on Crockett's mistaken identification and the criticism it drew. Center outlets likewise stress the error and Zeldin's rebuttal, with some articles also recounting her explanation or later reversal. Right-leaning outlets also stress the error, but more often present it as a political failure and her defense as inadequate.
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- OUTLETS
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- AVG CRED
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- Yahoo News · Alan Dershowitz Compares 'Liar' Jasmine Crockett to Joseph McCarthy for Naming Wrong Epstein as GOP Donor
- redstate.com · Dr. Jeffrey Epstein Has Perfect Response to This Dem's Misleading Use of His Donation to Zeldin
- Breitbart · Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, Misidentified by Rep. Jasmine Crockett As the Notorious Sex Offender, Floats Clever Revenge
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