A reporter interviewed Jen Psaki about President Biden not insulting Gold Star families, and he responded directly and forcefully.
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“Men in the same water said looking at the watch each time they come out later plane, and his marmar sister said it sounded like a lie and a written apology. Is the president looking at his look and have a message for people who feel they were frustrating? ”
Secretary-General responded, “I can tell his message to all members there and those who have not been present are what he knows it is like losing a child and knowing everything or saying everything and fill the remaining hole that’s it. They do not speak, and I’m not talking to confidential talks. Yes, he has a right explain whatever they want e.g. But I’ll tell you from spending more time with him in the last few days, he was deeply moved by Only two relatives met days ago. That he talks about them. ”
Someone feels that the people who may have complained were Trump’s supporters, but he is saddened, which is why he is also suffering terribly for those who have never been in their hands.
It is absurd that the same journalists who gave Trump the right to ignore those who were freedom fighters, activists, and Gold Star Families he can ask such a question with a straight face.
The journalist did not care about any family members who were satisfied with what President Biden said but looked to continue the story, which is why they were looking for one or more people who were unhappy and ran with them.
Jen Psaki was able to all respect the families who were grieving and correct and push.
Not surprisingly, journalists are more likely to push for a 40-year-old man who has been in the crowd.
Mr. Easley is the managing editor. Also a White House Press Pool and a DRM reporter for PoliticusUSA. Jason holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduation work focused on the public, especially in the field of government administration.
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