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Go to 45:20 watch insane JKP

WATCH: Karine Jean-Pierre Loses Her Mind, Goes Full Karen When Pressed on Biden Notecard Addiction

Ben Bartee March 06, 2024

Methinks thou dost protest too much!

How quickly come out the catty “let me speak to your manager” Karen vibes.

This is, by the way, almost certainly not hyperbole; immediately following the conclusion of this theater performance, Karine very likely spoke to the editor of the disobedient journo tool who dared to broach the topic of the emperor’s nakedness.

Via the White House:

Q Yeah. And one more, if I may. The President, I noticed, had — had notecards la- — at the border when he was doing his briefing there. He also had notecards last Friday with the Italian Prime Minister.Why does the President rely so heavily on notecards?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: You’re upset because the President has notecards? You’re —

Q I’m not upset. I’m asking you why.

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: You’re asking me a question about the President having notecards?

Q I’m asking why does he rely so heavily?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: The President, who has had a — probably one of the most successful first three years of an adm- –administration than any modern-day president — he’s done more in the first three years than most presidents who had two terms. You’re asking me about notecards? I don’t think that’s —

At this point, another reporter jumps into the fray — in a very rare moment of actual pressure applied to one of these propagandists to directly answer a question after misdirecting and stonewalling, as they literally do with every single question posed (some more tactfully than others, KJP being the worst press secretary in recorded human history).

Q Can you answer —

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: I don’t think —

Q — his question?

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Wait. I’m —

Q I’m asking you why he — why he relies so heavily.

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: I’m not speaking to you right now, James. I’m talking to — I’m talking to your friend over here, Ed. So, thank you so much — but thank you so much for interjecting.

Go ahead, Ed.

Q I was just asking why he relies so heavily on notecards.

MS. JEAN-PIERRE: I think what’s important here and what the American people care about is how this President is delivering for — for them. And that’s what he’s doing. And that’s what’s the most important thing here.

The entire cringe exchange — which begins at 45:20 — is worth watching, if for no other reason than to appreciatehow flimsy the house of cards is that a simple question about the demented president’s notecard addictioncould induce such a meltdown at the podium.

https://pjmedia.com/benbartee/2024/03/06/watch-karine-jean-pierre-loses-her-mind-goes-full-karen-when-asked-about-biden-notecards-question-n4927088

Harmeet Dhillon’s Partner at the RNC, Henry Barbour, Fails to Get Resolution Passed to Ban Paying Trump Legal Fees

March 6, 2024 | Sundance

Trying to convince people is an endless quest, that’s why it is better to just lay out the truth without agenda, then wait until the predictable pressure builds and it just floats to the surface and people find it. The truth has no agenda; remember that!

You might remember as you read this that Henry Barbour is Harmeet Dhillon’s RNC compatriot. Then, suddenly, things from last year in California will start to make sense.

(Via The Hill) – The Republican National Committee (RNC) failed to earn enough support from states to bring a resolution to ban paying former President Trump’s legal bills to a vote.

Henry Barbour, who serves as Mississippi’s national committeeman, confirmed to several news outlets that the resolutions he drafted that would have prohibited the committee from covering the former president’s growing legal bills is dead.

The RNC is meeting Friday in Houston to elect a new chair after former Chair Ronna McDaniel announced she would resign on March 8.

Barbour confirmed to Politico that the resolution is “dead” and won’t be voted on during Friday’s meeting because he only received co-sponsors from eight out of 10 required states to bring the resolution to a vote. (read more)

Can you see it now?

lolol… And RNC official Harmeet Dhillon was supposedly a key player in Trump’s legal team in Georgia, and also the primary legal defense for Kari Lake in Arizona.

Can you see it now?

That’s enough sunlight on the RNC Corporation for now…. Moving on. 😉

(I never trusted her, it was obvious she did nothing for Kari Lake and AZ. Guaranteed Barbour is gonna be removed along with all the treacherous money grubbing delegates. Can’t wait until the new team digs into the budgets that were squandered. Meanwhile the RNC forced PDJT that they can continue to use his name to raise money, preventing him for raising more money. They lied to the public that they needed money to fight for him and used it for other purposes. I hope Ronna is sued to kingdom come for losing 2018, 2020 and 2022.)

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2024/03/06/harmeet-dhillons-partner-at-the-rnc-henry-barbour-fails-to-get-resolution-passed-to-ban-paying-trump-legal-fees/

North Carolina schools chief loses primary to home-schooling parent critical of 'radical agendas'

Wed, March 6, 2024 at 6:43 PM EST

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) —North Carolina's public schools superintendent and some state legislators won't be returning to their positions in 2025after primary defeats by challengers who questioned their rivals' commitment to social conservatism or a Democratic agenda.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt lost Tuesday's Republican primary to Michele Morrow, ahome-schooling parent and conservative activistwho has accused public schools of indoctrinating students with left-leaning views on race and gender.

Also on Tuesday, six-term Democratic Sen. Mike Woodard from Durham County, who voted to overturn a few of Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper's vetoes, lost his primary to a self-proclaimed progressive.

Truitt, in her first term as schools' chief, led the Department of Public Instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic and later recovery, and implemented a new legislature-backed plan to improve reading skills in early grades. She had reelection support from dozens of General Assembly members andNorth Carolina Republican U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis.

But Morrow, a nurse and former Christian missionary who ran unsuccessfully for the Wake County school board in 2022, accused Truitt of not being conservative enough. Morrow collected support from rural education leaders.

She also criticized Truitt for seeking to briefly delay the implementation of a new “Parents' Bill of Rights”so that districts would have more time to create new policies, and for continued low reading and math proficiency rates.

In November, Morrow will take on Democrat Maurice “Mo” Green, a former Guilford County schools superintendentand previous head of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. Green won Tuesday’s Democratic primary over two rivals.

Morrow said Wednesday that if elected,she would focus on scholastics over diversity, equity and inclusion initiativesand "work to make our schools the safest buildings in our state.”

Republican and unaffiliated voters who picked Morrow “are tired of their taxpayer funds going to push radical agendas in the classroom instead of proven pedagogies," she said Wednesday in an emailed statement.

While the state superintendent is head of the Department of Public Instruction, statewide school policy is left to the State Board of Education, for which the governor makes the most appointments.

Truitt, whose committee outspent Morrow, was Gov. Pat McCrory's education adviser and chancellor of Western Governors University in North Carolina.

While the election “did not go the way I had hoped, I’m deeply proud of what we accomplished and I am gratified by the support of educators, parents, school and legislative leaders and so many others from across the state,” Truitt wrote on Facebook on Wednesday. Her term ends at the end of the year.

Morrow participated in the march on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to protest Joe Biden as the 2020 presidential winner, but she said she left the area when ordered by authorities and didn’t enter the building, The News & Observer of Raleigh reported.

Republican primaries for two other statewide elected positions were poised to head to May 14 runoffs because the first-place finisher in each failed to receive more than 30% of the vote total.

(Kek its a radical agenda to homeschool and make sure school chiefs do their job, I didn’t see anything that was radical.)

https://news.yahoo.com/north-carolina-schools-chief-loses-222351525.html