Since January 20, Jen Psaki has assumed the role of White House press secretary, a job with a stated description of providing journalists the opportunity to understand the positions and actions of the executive branch.
In just over two weeks, Psaki’s experience — alongside others from the Biden administration — has differed from that of her immediate predecessors in fairly obvious ways, with many journalists offering soft, leading, or even openly partisan “questions” on a daily basis.
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