Trump Should End On-Camera White House Press Briefings In His Second Term
Can the on-camera briefings. Trump doesn't need them. Neither do the rest of us.Jen Psaki Lies About Lying
When it comes to lies, Ronna McDaniel is a piker compared to the former White House Press SecretaryKJP claims Biden 'passes a cognitive test every day,' but other sources say he has his diapers changed
Biden’s cognitive decline is accepted as fact among conservatives and liberals alike.
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claims “that the president passes a cognitive test every day” and is able to carry out his “rigorous” duties, but other high-up sources argue otherwise.
“My friend Chad Prather has a friend who I believe is within the Secret Service, and he claims that they literally are like, ‘No, he's has his diapers changed,”’ Sara Gonzales tells Miriam "Mock" Weaver and Amy Jo "Daisy" Clark, co-hosts of "Chicks on the Right."
“There’s no way he can do four more years,” says Amy Jo.
“He couldn’t even do the first four,” adds Miriam.
As people across the country begin admitting that Sleepy Joe probably won’t be able to (or be allowed to) serve for another term, the question is: who will replace him as the Democratic candidate?
“It’s gotta be Newsom,” says Sara, adding that it seems like Michelle Obama, who’s been rumored to replace Biden in the race, doesn’t seem to be interested in the presidency.
Amy Jo agrees, claiming Michelle “is too busy living the life” in her beachside mansion “complaining about climate change” to be interested.
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'Some people come up to me crying': Karine Jean-Pierre calls herself a 'historic figure,' who 'cannot fail'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called herself a "historic figure," who "cannot fail" in recent interviews with correspondents assigned to cover the White House.
This week, Jean-Pierre gave an interview to theGrio – a self-described media network "focused on the African American community" and to amplify "black culture."
Gerren Keith Gaynor – a White House Correspondent for theGrio – interviewed Jean-Pierre for an article on the site titled: "Karine Jean-Pierre talks having ‘swag’ and the hardest job in the White House."
Jean-Pierre told Gaynor, "Ron Klain, the former chief of staff, used to say to me, 'You have the hardest job in this building.'" She added, "It is not for everyone."
Gaynor wrote, "Speaking for the president sometimes includes defending him and his record when challenged by the press or others. Though it’s a position one could easily find daunting, Jean-Pierre acknowledged that her confidence, or as theGrio puts it, her 'swag' in the role has grown over time."
The glowing article says Jean-Pierre "often spends hours preparing for briefings with her team of 12 staffers and Biden-Harris administration officials to craft messaging to White House reporters and, by proxy, the American people."
Jean-Pierre proclaimed that she is a "historic figure."
The White House secretary declared, "This is a historic administration. I'm a historic figure, and I certainly walk in history every day."
Jean-Pierre said she represents "the black community, the Caribbean community, the LGBTQ community" as White House press secretary, adding, "And it is incredibly important to me that I do that well."
Jean-Pierre said of the LGBTQ community, "This is a community that we love, and we make it very clear that this is a community that we’re going to fight for."
\u201cKarine Jean-Pierre: "I'm a historic figure and I certainly walk in history every day."\u201d— RNC Research (@RNC Research) 1687035411
In another friendly interview with a White House correspondent, Jean-Pierre said she "cannot fail."
April Ryan, another White House correspondent for theGrio, said to Jean-Pierre, "You are fighting every day. How do you fight and still remain composed and fight in the midst of people trying to erase you and people trying to make you feel like you should not be there?"
Jean-Pierre responded, "Because I have to. I have to. We are so stereotyped. And I cannot fail. It’s not an option."
"It is so important for black women to lead. It is so important for us to be in those positions. It’s so important for people, other people, to see us in those positions," Jean-Pierre said at the "Black Women Lead" conference on Wednesday, according to The Hill.
Jean-Pierre asserted that the LGBTQ community is "literally" under attack.
"There’s a lot of things happening in this country, a lot of things. It is unprecedented. It is scary," she said. "We are in Pride month where the LGBTQ+ community is under attack, literally. We just mentioned all the communities that I represent: black, queer, immigrant, and it is tough. It is tough being at the podium and having to talk about these issues that affect everything that I am."
Jean-Pierre claimed, "Some people come up to me crying. Some people come up to me and just say thank you. I don’t even — some people even say I don’t even know what you say at the podium but just seeing you it’s just amazing. It’s the pride. It’s the pride. It’s the pride and never thinking we would get here.”
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\u201cKarine Jean-Pierre: "We're in Pride Month, where the LGBTQ+ community is literally under attack. Literally!"\u201d— RNC Research (@RNC Research) 1686940557
Self-described 'openly queer' press secretary marks Lesbian Visibility Week from the White House podium
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre celebrated homosexuality on Tuesday as she was flanked by four women affiliated with the Showtime series "The L Word" and "The L Word: Generation Q."
"So this week is Lesbian Visibility Week, and as the first openly queer person" to serve as White House press secretary, "I see everyday how important visibility and representation are," Jean-Pierre declared while opening Tuesday's briefing.
"As a young queer woman of color I felt alone and sometimes invisible," she said. "Being able to see diverse narratives that reflect our lives is incredibly important," Pierre said. "This week is a testament to how far we've come and the work that remains to advance equality to all people."
"We're honored to have the opportunity to be here today standing beside the first out-lesbian press secretary in our history, who serves the most pro-LGBTQI president in our history," Ilene Chaiken, co-creator of "The L Word," said while delivering remarks after Jean-Pierre.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre holds a briefing with reporters — 04/25/23 www.youtube.com
President Joe Biden on Tuesday officially announced his re-election bid, and Jean-Pierre has noted that if he wins re-election, Biden would serve the full term. "I can confirm that if re-elected, @POTUS would serve all 8 years," Jean-Pierre tweeted.
\u201cAs you know, we take following the law seriously. So I wanted to be sure that I didn't go into 2024 more than is appropriate under the law. But I can confirm that if re-elected, @POTUS would serve all 8 years.\u201d— Karine Jean-Pierre (@Karine Jean-Pierre) 1682450340
Biden, who became the oldest president in history at the time of his 2021 inauguration, would be 86 years old by the end of a second term.
"Every generation has a moment where they have had to stand up for democracy. To stand up for their fundamental freedoms. I believe this is ours. That's why I'm running for reelection as President of the United States. Join us. Let's finish the job," Biden tweeted on Tuesday.
\u201cEvery generation has a moment where they have had to stand up for democracy. To stand up for their fundamental freedoms. I believe this is ours.\n\nThat\u2019s why I\u2019m running for reelection as President of the United States. Join us. Let\u2019s finish the job. https://t.co/V9Mzpw8Sqy\u201d— Joe Biden (@Joe Biden) 1682416800
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Gay WH press secretary discusses her 'coming out story' at start of Tuesday press briefing
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre kicked off a press briefing on Tuesday by recognizing "National Coming Out Day" and briefly discussing her experience coming out as gay to her family.
"So today is National Coming Out Day, and so I wanted to start by sharing my own coming out story," Jean-Pierre said. "Like so many in the LGBTQ community coming out wasn't an easy thing to do. My family was traditional and conservative. Being gay in my family wasn't something that you mention out loud or celebrated. But my family like many, many other families grew to accept who I was. They saw that who I loved didn't change who I was as a person."
Jean-Pierre said that she is "so honored to serve the president and the First Lady, who have stood with the LGBTQ community for many years, and will continue to stand with all those who come out."
Press Briefing by Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre www.youtube.com
During an interview earlier this year with USA Today, Jean-Pierre noted that her mom was distraught when she came out.
"It devastated her," Jean-Pierre told the outlet. "She hated – hated – the fact that I was gay or hated the fact that I said that to her. And it destroyed her." She also noted, "my mom loves my partner, my mom loves my kid, and my mom loves me – and has always loved me – but she loves everything about me now."
The White House Twitter account also celebrated the LGBT movement on Tuesday. "On National Coming Out Day, the Biden-Harris Administration celebrates the courage of the LGBTQI+ community and reaffirms that LGBTQI+ rights are human rights," a tweet read.
\u201cOn National Coming Out Day, the Biden-Harris Administration celebrates the courage of the LGBTQI+ community and reaffirms that LGBTQI+ rights are human rights.\u201d— The White House (@The White House) 1665512343
Vice President Kamala Harris also marked the day. "I celebrate our LGBTQI+ community this National Coming Out Day. Never doubt that you are loved and appreciated for being exactly who you are," a tweet on the @VP Twitter account stated.
\u201cI celebrate our LGBTQI+ community this National Coming Out Day. Never doubt that you are loved and appreciated for being exactly who you are.\u201d— Vice President Kamala Harris (@Vice President Kamala Harris) 1665508801
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