Peter Doocy, you can't handle Jen Psaki......

[marmar]

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Monday challenged Fox News correspondent to back up his question on Keystone Pipeline job losses with actual data.

During a White House press briefing, Doocy suggested that President Joe Biden had failed to keep his promise on creating green energy jobs. ........ (more)

https://www.rawstory.com/jen-psaki-peter-doocy/

[Wellstone ruled]

1. She put a major hurt on this

piece of crap. Appears the Stupid runs deep in his family tree.

[msfiddlestix]

2. I didn't realize that was Doocy, but should have figured, given the level of SNARK

in his question.

I LOVED Psaki's response. It was so perfect.

[PatSeg]

8. I love her forced smile

"Here we go again, sigh." Like a teacher trying to be patient with a difficult student.

[msfiddlestix]

10. Exactly. She's handling these aholes well.

Although, I have to say a few of the reporters I generally give a certain amount of credibility (skosh more than Faux network) have been sending hairs up on the back my neck .

Their questions seem as a phony attempt at trying to appear unbiased. The frequent deviation or focus from away from legitimate policy issues, seems to be a frequent tendency to pretend facts in question have not already been revealed over and over again, or it's the thing with the bi-partisanship constantly beating the drum on that point over and over and over again, as if it wasn't happening via resolution and the bi partisan vote.

[PatSeg]

12. You noticed that too?

Yeah, I was really disappointed with a few of them. It is like the last four years never happened.

[msfiddlestix]

19. I know right? I started noticing this pattern early on, must be last week

it's frankly unconscionable in my opinion. Especially from NPR. But on the other hand, it's consistent with what they've been doing with every Democratic President since Clinton. Which brought Tea Party legitimacy and then Trumpism.

[PatSeg]

20. Different rules and expectations

for Democratic presidents.

[msfiddlestix]

22. every time, they never fail to disappoint.

[marmar]

11. Yep.

[MissMillie]

3. Less than 3 weeks on the job... he's failed?

Fox News is desperate to get its viewership back. The viewers left when Fox had the nerve to report the obvious.

Now they'll say anything to get the flock back.

[Towlie]

4. Peter Doocy is the Kansas City Chiefs. Jen Psaki is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

 
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[wcmagumba]

6. Being a Chiefs fan I must good naturedly disagree...

Lived in KC for many years and the city is predominantly Democratic, while Tampa is generally thought of as a trumpublican city/area...also, knowing Brady is a big time drumper I can't agree...I see your point about the blow out win being more of a democratic nature but the specifics involved make me go naaaaah...again, not a rant just a fun disagreement...

[ornotna]

17. Nope

Tampa is definitely Democratic.
https://www.votehillsborough.org/RESEARCH-DATA/Voter-Statistics

The last 4 mayors have been Democrats.

[Generic Brad]

21. Doocy is more like the current New York Jets

Sorry about that, New York!

[treestar]

5. Why is this tiny number of people and their jobs

more important than climate change and all eternity?

And if they are living paycheck to paycheck, they aren't good jobs.

And they will be helped by the stimulus like other unemployed people.

[mantis49]

13. +1

[Wounded Bear]

7. Jen "Psak-ed" Doocy...

[Demsrule86]

9. He didn't care when the auto parts plants in Ohio were forced to close because of Trump's

China policy now did he...and way more jobs were lost.

[North Shore Chicago]

14. She has much more

patience than me, Grasshopper.

[pfitz59]

15. Peter Douchebag doesn't give a rat's ass about 'the workers'

He's just Trumpeting the divisive Faux agenda...

[gratuitous]

16. When did Fox get so concerned about union jobs?

Anyway, let's just agree that nobody is currently working on a "prospective job." If a job doesn't exist, nobody has lost that job. I'd also be interested in where that number (10,000) came from: The petroleum industry? Also, those 1,000 jobs on the Keystone XL pipeline were going to go away in a number of months anyway as soon as the pipeline was completed. The next job on the pipeline was going to be for some PR flack to explain how minor the leak in the pipeline was, downplay the number of gallons or barrels spilled, and minimize the impact of all that sludge on the Oglalla Aquifer, the farmers who water their crops from it, and the towns and cities that draw their water from it.

[irisblue]

18. watching Psaki shut down Doocy, reminds me of the Speaker clipping Luke Russerts' tail feathers

youngish men who grew up in a privileged place and seem to think they are all that greatness.

from 2012...