For being “pro-woman,” Joe Biden sure does have an interesting way of treating the top females in his administration.
It doesn’t give a great impression when the Vice President and Press Secretary (both women) are forced to trail closely behind the cognitively deficient president in order to mop up the wreckage after each public appearance. It’s impossible to name one outing, press conference, or off-the-cuff moment where either Kamala or Jen weren’t tasked with clarifying at least one of Biden’s gaffes.
First thing on Thursday, both Jen Psaki and Kamala Harris launched their damage control campaign after their boss questioned the legitimacy of the 2022 midterm elections.
Written in a signature smugness that only liberal women can pull off, Psaki began her tweet with “Lets be clear” in an effort to obfuscate from Biden’s initial statement.
He was explaining that the results would be illegitimate if states do what the former president asked them to do after the 2020 election: toss out ballots and overturn results after the fact. The Big Lie is putting our democracy at risk. We’re fighting to protect it.
— Jen Psaki (@PressSec) January 20, 2022
Psaki went on to parrot the “Big Lie” theory pushed by every Democrat who read the latest DNC memo — a sad attempt at propaganda, to say the least.
During his press conference, Biden repeatedly warned that voting reforms passed by Republicans in states could call into question the results of the election.
Joe Biden is asked by @PhilipWegmann is the 2022 election results could be illegitimate:
"I think it could easily be illegitimate" pic.twitter.com/xSlJWLNdCB
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) January 19, 2022
If past precedent applies, Biden’s questioning of the upcoming midterms should trigger a years-long investigation by a hyper partisan congressional committee headed by the opposition party. However, as we are all well aware, the same rules don’t apply to Democrat politicians.
But Psaki, fluent in Biden’s claptrap, spun the narrative so hard anyone paying attention ended up with whiplash. She claimed Biden was actually trying to support the legitimacy of the election — and she’s being serious.
Knowing her tweet wouldn’t be effective, Psaki appeared on Fox news to explain why Biden is already concerned about the midterm election results.
.@PressSec told Fox News that President Biden "absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections would be illegitimate."
In a Wednesday press conference, @POTUS said "it depends" when asked if the midterm elections will be free and fair if his voting rights agenda stalls. pic.twitter.com/enwD3xKSOQ
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) January 20, 2022
Psaki wasn’t the only White House lady tasked with cleaning up after their mentally retarded boss.
Kamala Harris tried her hand as well, appearing on some Fake News network in order to clarify why Biden is guilty of “misinformation” (liberals’ new favorite word.)
Is President Biden really concerned that we may not have free and fair elections? –@SavannahGuthrie to @VP pic.twitter.com/pQmv6MLVb5
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) January 20, 2022
Essentially she just doubled down, watered down Biden’s words until they seem meaningless to the general public.
However, most conservatives (and anyone paying attention) can clearly read the writing on the wall.
So that’s a yes. White House doubling down on its dangerous lie that 2022 midterms are ALREADY illegitimate https://t.co/3WhFo5AKp2
— Josh Hawley (@HawleyMO) January 20, 2022
It’s imperative for the Biden administration to begin sowing the seeds of discord around the 2022 midterms as it’s become highly unlikely Democrats have any chance of maintaining congressional majorities. Moreover, Biden’s chances of reelection have dwindled and his approval rating / general popularity with the American people is in freefall.
Like a common maid, Jen Psaki and Kamala Harris have been fired to clean up after Joe.
They probably even change is diapers, too.
Author: Asa McCue
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