Aribeth Zelin
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Psaki's task is made universally easier simply because her boss is not a pathological liar or an unstable narcissist. Biden's purposely not trying to jam himself into every news cycle, or be a part of the often dubious cultural wars cooked up by conservatives.
For generations, the White House press secretary was hired to serve as a conduit between the Oval Office and the press corps, and to provide accurate information so that the Fourth Estate could inform and educate the public. Trump instead hired a series of angry name callers and performance artists paid to act as Trump's attack surrogates, not to serve the White House's or the public's interests.
Now it’s Psaki’s turn to fix all that. Unhurried, rarely flustered, and never instigating a fight, Psaki is not only the pitch-perfect public voice of Biden, she's also what the nation needs right now —competence and confidence. She does it all with a stealth, firm hand as she makes history leading the White House's first all-female communications team.
Sounds like the secret evidence that Sidney Powell had but never produced because reasons.And now with the secret memo that everyone has apparently seen, but nobody has actually seen...
STOP TO PUT IDEAS IN BOXES1That stuff Innula just said that we don't want US reps to start doing
Dan Rather - Back when the news was honest.
I love how even her body language asks the question, "Did you get hit in the head on your way here?"Also,
I wish Jen Psaki had said some of the stuff in the explanation right to the reporter's face.
3+ minute explanatory at the end for those who need a nitty gritty of this Q&A topic.
I don't think that's Jen's style. She's more about the subtle gut punch to a journalist's ego ("That's not an accurate depiction of what happens - and I know we want to be accurate around here").I wish Jen Psaki had said some of the stuff in the explanation right to the reporter's face.
I could feel the burn from here!I don't think that's Jen's style. She's more about the subtle gut punch to a journalist's ego ("That's not an accurate depiction of what happens - and I know we want to be accurate around here").