I'm glad you asked. It's like this. It's complicated. I'll circle back ...
Good on WH @PressSec @JRPsaki for calling on @Newsmax's @EmeraldRobinson during today's briefing, who then asked about an executive order as it relates to China and the U.S. power grid.
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) January 25, 2021
Watch for Psaki's fellow lefties to demand she never call on Emerald again in 3, 2, 1.... pic.twitter.com/DSVyWmapKy
On a more serious note ...
In Hard-Hitting Press Conference, Press Demands To Know Biden's Favorite Disney Princess https://t.co/vLKqM47s0R
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) January 25, 2021
We'll have to spiral...no, we'll have to flat spin back into you, er, the ground, later. As you know, Zhou Bai-Deng is committed to undermining US energy- and health security by allowing the CCP to provide critical infrastructure and pharmaceutical precursors and finished products to their enemy, us--the US--so as to cripple our response to future crises. We will have to circle jerk back to you...
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ReplyDeleteIn one week she has done more spinning back to you....anyone keeping a log of those questions....!!???
ReplyDeleteOne of the best things about Trump’s election was the disappearing of hideous Jen Psaki. She and Marie Harf were the dreadful spokespersons for State and ? during the gloomy lying Obama siege. Harf went to Fox causing more remote controls to be clicked than ever before. But there was no Psaki!!! Yay!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd now Biden has dragged her back. I’d rather have a dead cat in our living room. It would at least be better-looking.
And smell better.
DeleteI think Tony Shaffer shares the view:
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@T_S_P_O_O_K_Y
Wow... stump the chump!
@EmeraldRobinson asks a completely cogent, pertinent question regarding @JoeBiden's actions regarding China and @presssec is completely unable to answer...why?
Should we call for a special counsel regarding the Biden's relationship with China?
This blog is even better post-election...much funnier. T.S.Eliot says one of the gifts reserved for old age is “rage at human folly”...but Jane Austen knew that high hilarity at human folly is even better!
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