Biden regime spokesditz Karine Jean-Pierre wants you to know that she is very, very important, and that she is working with other important people who are doing important things. âThis is a historic administration,â she announced  in a new interview. âIâm a historic figure, and I certainly walk in history every day.â And for once, Jean-Pierre has said something that is entirely true: she is indeed a historic figure who will be remembered long after she has stopped lying and gaslighting the American people with half-baked regime talking points, ineptly delivered. She will be remembered as the most public and obvious indication ever of the wrongheadedness and failure of the Leftâs identity politics agenda.
The Blaze reported  Saturday that âthis week, Jean-Pierre gave an interview to theGrio â a self-described  media network âfocused on the African American communityâ and to amplify âblack culture.ââ Itâs understandable that identity politics would be the primary focus of an interview to such an outlet, and Jean-Pierre was in no mood to be self-effacing. Despite being abjectly incapable of performing her job adequately, she told  theGrioâs White House correspondent Gerren Keith Gaynor, âI love my job.â Well, that makes one of us. Jean-Pierre added, âI know it probably sounds crazy to some people out there, but I do.â Yes, it does sound crazy, given how poorly she is doing her job, and Jean-Pierre had lots more crazy to bring.
âI will never have an opportunity like this or a job like this, ever,â Jean-Pierre continued, but that isnât necessarily so. We could easily be saddled with another administration as anti-American and fixated on identity politics as this one, and Jean-Pierre could get another chance to add still more luster to her legend. âAnd it is such a critical moment⌠to be at this podium right now because of whatâs going on, not just in the country, but around the world.â Yes, it is a critical moment, and thatâs one of the reasons why Jean-Pierreâs tenure as press secretary is so glaringly awful: at a crucial time in American history, we have an alleged press secretary who cannot speak fronting for a putative president who cannot think.
Jean-Pierre, of course, sees her role quite differently. Once again throwing humility to the winds, she declared, âRon Klain, the former chief of staff, used to say to me, âYou have the hardest job in this building.ââ She said nobly that she often felt as if the âweight of the worldâ was on her shoulders, and warned those who might want to be the next identity politics press secretary, âIt is not for everyone.â Only for the impossibly eloquent and indomitably courageous, doncha know.
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