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Former White House Press Secretary Criticized For Biden Comments

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre speaks during a press briefing at the White House, Wednesday, April 3, 2024, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre recently shared her thoughts on the Biden debate performance and the Democratic Party's response, sparking controversy on social media. Speaking at an event for the Institute of Politics at Harvard University, Jean-Pierre expressed her dismay at the perceived lack of support for Biden within the party.

She described the situation as a 'firing squad' and lamented the treatment of Biden, whom she praised as a patriot who had accomplished significant feats during his term. Jean-Pierre's comments drew criticism from conservatives online, with some questioning her perspective on Biden's presidency.

She describes the situation as a 'firing squad' and praises Biden's accomplishments.
Karine Jean-Pierre criticizes lack of support for Biden within the Democratic Party.
Conservatives criticize Jean-Pierre's perspective on Biden's presidency.

Despite the backlash, Jean-Pierre revealed that she has not been following the news closely since leaving the White House. She emphasized the importance of self-care and spending time with her daughter, indicating a deliberate effort to transition back to civilian life after years of intense work.

Reflecting on her departure from the White House, Jean-Pierre admitted to feeling a sense of disconnection from her previous high-pressure routine. She described the process of 'deprogramming' herself and adjusting to a more relaxed lifestyle, highlighting the challenges of transitioning from a demanding role to a more ordinary existence.

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