REPORT: Biden White House Tried to Oust Karine Jean-Pierre Last Fall, But She Just Won't Leave! by Cristina Laila

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• Kellyanne Conway Should Be Fired For Violating Ethics Law, Oversight Office Says
• ‘Rivers in the sky’ have drenched California, yet even more extreme rains are possible
• Column: You can relax, Gavin: Biden showed he’s not a doddering old man
• Why Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 2003 tabloid deal came up at Trump’s hush-money trial
• Biden expands pardons for marijuana possession and grants clemency to 11

And we are consulting with allies and partners as well about all of the potential scenarios that might unfold in the days ahead. “There were a number of people she asked to engage Karine,” a source told the Post. As you might recall from recent history, the Hatch Act does not apply to the president and vice president. In both her prepared remarks to start the Nov. 2, 2022, briefing as well as in the Q&A portion with journalists, Jean-Pierre referred to "mega MAGA Republican officials," describing them at one point as politicians "who don't believe in the rule of law." Greene embraced an array of conspiracy theories before winning election, such as in November 2018 when she talked about the 9/11 terrorist attacks, referring to a “so-called” plane that crashed into the Pentagon.

Kellyanne Conway Should Be Fired For Violating Ethics Law, Oversight Office Says

Last week, as you all saw — a week — a week ago today, the President, the First Lady, they met with survivors. They met with emergency responders and state and local and federal officials. They saw firsthand themselves the overwhelming destruction that caused the wildfires, and it was heartbreaking. Anything related to this — I don’t want to get ahead of what the Department of Defense might be looking into, what might be causing this. So they would have to answer more specifically on those questions.

‘Rivers in the sky’ have drenched California, yet even more extreme rains are possible

And he understands that, as a leader in this country, that when we see this type of antisemitic hate, this type of antisemitic vile — vile, we have to be very clear. And so, that’s what members of Congress moved forward with. That is not what this bill is about — or this now law is about, canceling it. So, I think Columbia is going to have to speak to their personnel issues.

Column: You can relax, Gavin: Biden showed he’s not a doddering old man

So that is something that we’re going to continue to ac- — ask for Congress to act. We will not go into any further details about security policies that we have here. I know that this just happened, so we’re going to let Congress move forward with their processes on this. Point two, the United States is not now nor has it been at war with Russia.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre violated the Hatch Act, watchdog says

As you know, we have the tools, we have the infrastructure, and we have the know-how to manage this moment. And that means protecting people, preventing hospitalizations and deaths. As expected, we’re seeing COVID rising across the country this winter. And while COVID isn’t the disruptive force it once was, we are focused on ensuring that the U.S. is prepared for this winter no matter what the virus throws at us.

White House's Karine Jean-Pierre has tense relationship with John Kirby over split podium time: Report - Fox News

White House's Karine Jean-Pierre has tense relationship with John Kirby over split podium time: Report.

Posted: Fri, 05 Jan 2024 08:00:00 GMT [source]

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I just talked about how the President and the First Lady visited a middle school today. And one of the message that he wanted to make sure that was hi- — that he highlighted is the importance of every child in America having access to quality education — public education. And — and also, let’s not forget what’s — what we’re celebrating today — 60 years — or commemorating today.

REPORT: Biden White House Tried to Oust Karine Jean-Pierre Last Fall, But She Just Won’t Leave!

So, we’re going to be — it’s going to be later to see cases go up. And so, look, we think there’s more work to do. We’re going to hear from this President this week about how he’s going to continue to lowers cost — right?

But behind the scenes, the administration across the board has worked relentlessly to address those concerns. We now have a significant number of ATACMS coming off the production line and entering U.S. stocks. And as a result, we can move forward with providing ATACMS while also sustaining the readiness of the U.S. armed forces. We are also providing Ukraine with new capabilities. I’m able to confirm, as you’ve heard from others, that in February the President directed his team to provide Ukraine with a significant number of ATACMS missiles for use inside Ukraine’s sovereign territory. That shipment started moving in March as part of the PDA that the President authorized on March 12th, and those missiles have arrived in Ukraine.

Biden expands pardons for marijuana possession and grants clemency to 11

That’s what the President is going to focus on. And the President — since day one, you’ve heard him talk about his personal reaction to Charlottesville. Redeeming the soul of America is cent- — central to who Joe Biden is as a man and why he chose to run for president as a — as a candidate.

She also “liked” a January 2019 Facebook post that called for “a bullet to the head” of Pelosi. House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy said talks should begin immediately on the massive spending cuts Republicans are seeking in exchange for raising the debt limit, but the Biden administration has equated that demand to holding the U.S. economy hostage. Dunn has supported Kirby’s ask, said the fourth source, but still Jean-Pierre has not relented, even after Kirby’s desire was publicly reported in January by Axios. It was during this time that she and Biden hit it off.

When we see violent rhetoric, we have to call that out. When we see physical intimidation or grotesque antisemitic remarks, we have to speak that out. And you saw that from the President’s statement when he — this President’s statement on Passover. He talked about action — taking action and making sure that we’re calling that out. And, of course, in the immediate aftermath of it, he picked up the phone and called Bibi Netanyahu.

But, obviously, that is always subject to change. Making sure people have access to healthcare, more people insured now than ever. Making sure that people don’t have to make decisions between poverty and getting the medicine that they need. But yes, it requires the President, the Vice President, but all of us, again, to lean in and make sure we’re working to pull people together and push back against that rhetoric that we do see, April.

But when we’re talking about hateful rhetoric, when we’re talking about violence, we have to call that out. If there were a path to suspend Russia from the U.N. Security Council, we would pursue it immediately. And so we are focused on continuing to take actions to isolate Russia, including in international organizations, and hold Russia accountable, including through sanctions and enforcement actions we announced today, as you saw. But to your question, though — look, the President has been very engaged. This was — the government funding was the main priority that they discussed.

He did that on the anniversary of Selma — the mar- — the march that we know the icon John Lewis helped to lead. And he wanted to make sure that he took action and not just words. As vice president, Harris is the undisputed favorite to succeed President Biden — though really, truly, she would insist, seeking the White House is not anything she’s thinking about. It may not be top of the mind at the moment, but at some point it will be. It’s important if — if Americans or if families across the country have any concerns, any questions, they should go to CDC.gov.

And, you know, we are insisting that that happen, in addition to ensuring the safety and protection of the people of Rafah. So, you put all that together and I think the calculus of the Russians or the critics of Ukraine who say, “Time is on Russia’s side” — they’ve got it wrong. We believe that the structural dynamics of this conflict favor the country defending its own territory. We believe that occupation and invasion saps the will and vitality of a nation over time. And the President referred in his remarks earlier today to the reports of Ukrainian troops literally cheering in the trenches, watching on their phones, as the House passed the bill over the weekend.