White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre became visibly upset Tuesday after being questioned by a reporter about President Joe Biden’s heavy reliance on notecards.
Biden’s notecards, used to navigate meetings with foreign leaders and press conferences, have come under intense scrutiny in the past. However, his use of notecards has come under intense scrutiny in relation to concerns about his mental acuity.Most recently, Biden Found using notecards Visiting the southern border and meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
“Why is the president so dependent on paper money?” FOX Business reporter Edward Lawrence asked Jean-Pierre.
The Press Secretary then gave an award-winning performance in Gaslighting. At first, she accused Lawrence of being “angry” about the notecard. And when he denied being upset, she simply repeated his question before ignoring him completely.
“I’m asking why he’s so dependent on it?” Lawrence clarified.
“The president probably had one of the most successful first three years of his administration of any president in modern times. He accomplished more in his first three years than most presidents who served two terms. Are you asking about notecards?” the press secretary replied.
For James Rosen, the reporter who criticized Jean-Pierre, the gaslighting was too much.
“Can you answer his question?!” Rosen demanded.
Rosen’s intervention clearly angered Jean-Pierre.
“I’m not talking to you right now, James,” she fumed. “I’m talking to your friend here, Ed. But thank you very much for interrupting.”
After scolding Rosen, Lawrence asked the question again, to which Jean-Pierre refused to answer. “The most important thing here is that Biden is ‘committed’ to the American people,” she said with dignity.
Last month, Axios report About Biden’s heavy and growing reliance on notecards.
The newspaper said Biden “uses notecards in private fundraising events, calling out pre-vetted donors and referring to his notes to provide detailed responses.”These notecards will help Biden explain his thoughts own policy position Regarding pre-screened questions. His reliance on these notecards has raised questions among donors about his mental acuity, Axios reported.
Rather than come up with a plausible explanation for why a president tasked with retaining large amounts of information would use notecards to help him stay in office, Jean-Pierre gaslights and gets frustrated. It is interesting to note that he chose to dodge Lawrence’s question. sharp.
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