Biden’s Press Secretary was Treated MUCH Differently Than Trump’s

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Joe Biden’s Press Secretary Jen Psaki has faced mostly friendly questions from the press while Donald Trump’s first press secretary Sean Spicer was immediately scolded and criticized by the press. This continued with Sarah Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany.

According to Fox News:

Psaki left CNN to take a gig as a senior adviser for the Biden-Harris transition team and was later named press secretary. The first question she faced was swiftly mocked as a “softball” on social media when Associated Press reporter Zeke Miller asked, “Do you see yourself–your primary role as promoting the interest of the president, or are you there to provide us the unvarnished truth so that we can share that with the American people?”

Trump press secretaries Sean Spicer, Sarah Sanders and Kayleigh McEnany were regularly scolded and criticized by the press over the past four years. President Trump eventually reduced the number of briefings as a result, as some reporters became heroes of the anti-Trump resistance for aggressively grilling the president’s spokespersons.

But on Wednesday, Psaki was asked about things like what color Biden would prefer Air Force One to be and how thoroughly staffers cleaned the White House prior to Inauguration Day.

“This is the normal honeymoon that tends to happen with presidents. Unfortunately for Donald Trump, they started off in divorce court with the press and they never let up for one day,” American Conservative Union chair Matt Schlapp said on “The Faulkner Focus.”

The reporters failed to ask Psaki about the jobs the revocation of the Keystone Pipeline permit ended, the Hunter Biden probe, or the caravan from Central America just to name a few.

Below is a video compiled by our video team showing how savage Kayleigh McEnany was versus how boring Jen Psaki is. Let us know what you think in the comments.

WATCH:

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