Rep. Jasmine Crockett is said to have tried to close the Atlantic profile piece
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manager Jasmine RoquetD-Texas is allegedly told the Atlantic that she was “shutting down” her profile after learning that the author reached out to other Democrats without telling her.
Staff writer Elaine Godfrey explained Sunday article The Crockett called her four days before the work was published.
“She said, ‘Shut down my profile and revoke all permissions,'” Godfrey wrote.
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Atlantic staff writer Elaine Godfrey profiled Rep. Jasmine Rockett, D-Texas, in his new work on Sunday. (Samuel Core/Getty Images)
Despite this claim, this article has been published and contains comments from both Crockett and others A democratic person.
Democrats cited in this article include progressive strategist Max Burns, Rep. Toni Rose James Kerrville, Texas Rep. Julie Johnson of Texas and Robert Garcia of California.
Godfrey added that she reached out to several other Democrats who she thought were “uninterested” when she made a comment.
“Thirteen of my colleagues on the Surveillance and Judiciary Committee, along with the 20 other Democrats I contacted for this story, either refused to talk to me about the records or did not respond to my request for an interview,” Godfrey wrote. “Three senior Democrats told me that some of Crockett’s colleagues view her as undisciplined, but were reluctant to publicly criticize her.”
Godfrey also added comments from anonymous staff.
“She likes to talk,” the official said. “Is she a loose cannon? Sometimes. Does it cause headaches to other members? 100%.”
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Some Democrats declined to comment to the Atlantic about Crockett. (Jemal Countess/Getty Images on MoveOn)
Crockett reportedly wanted to close the work as he reached out to other Democrats.
“It’s not one of these,” wrote Sahil Kapoor, a political reporter for NBC News.
Reporter Jim Stinson commented, “Rep. Jasmine Crockett believes she can close her journalism profile. That’s her idiot.”
“Dan. That usually works too!” joked Noah Rothman, senior author of the National Review.
Jane Coaston, host of Crooked Media Podcast, said, “If you’re profiled, someone will reach out to others about your profile. That’s how profile works.”
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In the same article, Crockett was critical of her fellow leftists, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (DN.Y.) and Sen. Bernie Sanders of D-VT.
“The National “Fighting Olgarkie” tour featuring Sens. Bernie Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez is a good idea, Crockett said, but it’s “people, oh, that’s like them, that’s what they are, for the team,” Godfrey wrote.
Fox News Digital I contacted Crockett’s office for comments.