Victoria Jackson Criticizes Tom Hanks’ MAGA Skit as ‘Silly’

Tom Hanks has found himself in the midst of a political controversy after he mocked Trump supporters on ‘SNL’ last weekend. This sketch has stirred significant backlash, prompting a response from one of the show’s notable alumni, who is not holding back in her criticism.

Victoria Jackson, a passionate supporter of Donald Trump, is voicing her discontent through TMZ. She highlights a post by political commentator Link Lauren, who denounces the pervasive stereotype that “MAGA equals racism” as “outrageously offensive.” This statement aligns perfectly with Jackson’s views, encapsulating her frustrations with the ongoing narrative surrounding Trump supporters.

Reflecting on her experience, Victoria, who was a cast member on ’SNL’ from 1986 to 1992, describes the entire ordeal as “ridiculous.” She expresses her discontent not only with the portrayal of Trump supporters but also with the sexual vulgarity that has increasingly become a hallmark of the show, suggesting a significant decline in its original comedic values.

During the event, Victoria, who walked the red carpet, noted that another former cast member was amused by the “crude humor” of the show. She sarcastically remarked that while the sketch had something for everyone, it lacked balance, questioning, “Did they make fun of Kamala supporters at all?” This pointed observation underscores the perceived bias in political satire.

In Link Lauren’s impactful X post, which Victoria claims perfectly reflects her sentiments, he criticized Hanks’ portrayal of a Trump supporter who was apprehensive about shaking a Black man’s hand. He argues that such content is a key reason why the show’s ratings have plummeted, highlighting a disconnect between the show’s message and audience reception.