Far-Left Firebrand EXPOSED: Skips Condo Payments While Blowing Cash on Luxury Hotels
Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, a progressive Democrat and rumored Senate candidate, is under fire for financial controversies that threaten to overshadow her rising political profile. Recent reports reveal that Crockett has an unpaid lien of over $3,000 on her luxury Dallas condominium, while campaign filings show nearly $75,000 spent on high-end hotels, transportation, and security this year—raising questions about her fiscal responsibility and political judgment.
Condo Lien Raises Red Flags
Dallas County records reviewed by Fox News Digital show that Crockett’s Westside Condominium, purchased in 2014, has been subject to an unpaid lien since April 2024. The Westside Condominium Association filed the lien for $3,047.79, citing Crockett’s “default in her obligation for payment of assessments” and stating she “has failed and refused” to pay despite repeated demands.
The lien gives the association legal claim to the property, preventing Crockett from selling or transferring the condo until the debt is settled. The Dallas County Clerk’s Office confirmed there is no record of the lien being released, indicating the amount remains unpaid.
Crockett’s office did not respond to requests for comment at the time of publication.
Luxury Spending Spree Draws Criticism
Compounding Crockett’s troubles are revelations from her Federal Election Commission filings. Since January, her campaign has spent $25,748.87 on luxury hotels and limousine services, with total travel and security expenses approaching $75,000. Destinations include Martha’s Vineyard, Chicago, New York City, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Los Angeles—despite Crockett representing Texas’ 30th Congressional District, which includes Dallas.
Among the expenses:
– $4,175.01 at the Ritz-Carlton
– $2,304.79 at The Luxury Collection
– $5,326.52 at the West Hollywood Edition (Los Angeles)
– $1,173.92 at the Times Square Edition (New York City)
– Over $2,000 at the Cosmopolitan and Aria resorts (Las Vegas)
– $2,703.14 at the Edgartown Inn and $3,160.93 at The Coco (Martha’s Vineyard)
The spending has drawn sharp rebukes from both Democratic and Republican strategists, who argue it undermines Crockett’s credibility as a potential statewide candidate.
“The more we learn about Jasmine Crockett, the more clear it is that she’s the worst possible candidate to run for Senate in Texas,” said a longtime Democratic strategist. “Recent weeks have shown she’s just not ready for primetime.”
Senate Ambitions Under the Microscope
Crockett has publicly stated she is “seriously weighing” a run against incumbent Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) in 2024, with an announcement expected on December 8. Cornyn, seeking a fifth term, faces a contentious primary against Attorney General Ken Paxton and Rep. Wesley Hunt.
As Crockett’s potential candidacy gains traction, the unresolved condo lien and lavish campaign spending are likely to become focal points for critics and opponents, raising questions about her stewardship of both personal and donor funds.
Political Implications
Crockett’s situation highlights the growing scrutiny of elected officials’ financial conduct—especially those seeking higher office. Unpaid debts and extravagant spending can undermine public trust, fuel opposition narratives, and distract from policy platforms.
With Texas Democrats eager to mount a strong challenge to Cornyn, Crockett’s controversies could prove a liability at a critical moment. Whether she can address these issues and reassure voters remains to be seen.
Conclusion
Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s unpaid condo lien and high-profile campaign spending have cast a shadow over her Senate ambitions. As she weighs a run for statewide office, her ability to manage both personal and political finances will be closely watched—not just by her supporters, but by an electorate demanding accountability.
