• AutoTL;DRB
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    71 year ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    During the 2020 presidential campaign, Karine Jean-Pierre applauded the decision by every Democratic candidate to skip the annual conference put on by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, better known as AIPAC.

    Netanyahu, Jean-Pierre correctly noted, was facing allegations of war crimes and a raft of corruption charges.

    Jean-Pierre at the time was a spokesperson and senior adviser to the liberal group MoveOn, a former Obama administration official, and a commentator for MSNBC.

    As White House press secretary, Jean-Pierre’s rhetoric has more closely aligned with AIPAC’s than with her own previous assessment.

    Most have legs bandaged or fitted with a metal frame called a fixator, which uses pins or screws that are inserted into fractured bones to help stabilize them.” The United Nations warned that, on top of maiming the population, Israel had rejected requests by Palestinians to leave Gaza for medical treatment.

    Richard Grenell, the former acting director of National Intelligence under Trump, also said to Haaretz: “Has there ever been a White House spokesperson so hostile to Israel?”


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  • HeartyBeast
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    61 year ago

    It’s almost as if a press secretary is paid to set out the positions and policies of the administration, rather than her personal opinions.

  • livus
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    1 year ago

    Tl;dr: diametrically opposed “views” expressed by this person proves that she is a person who expresses “views” for money.

    Which is kind of what I would assume a Press Secretary would be doing.

    • @TokenBoomer@lemmy.worldOP
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      You load 16 tons, what do you get? Another day older and deeper in debt

      St. Peter, don’t you call me 'cause I can’t go

      I owe my soul to the company store