New York Submit readers reply to Maureen Callahan's column criticizing White Home press secretary Jen Psaki.
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The Subject: Maureen Callahan’s column criticizing White Home press secretary Jen Psaki.
Thanks to Maureen Callahan for her very good and correct piece on haughty White Home Press Secretary Jen Psaki (“Jen, you ‘Psak’ at your job,” Feb. 24).
Lastly, Psaki’s condescension — which is consultant of the attitudes of the present administration — is being known as out and condemned.
She could also be adroit in parrying reporters’ questions, however (as Callahan has so aptly captured) she is a horrible messenger for a way our present authorities regards so many Individuals.
Change is coming, and Callahan has helped reveal why.
Tony Katz
Delray Seaside, Fla.
Liked this commentary.
Callahan captured Psaki in a lot the identical language as Psaki speaks to all of us who dare to hearken to her anymore.
I hope she reads Callahan’s column — however I’m pretty sure that the individuals she has studying for her received’t point out to her that anybody thinks poorly of her or her each day briefings.
Paula Scott
North Wales, Pa.
Callahan’s Psaki column was excellent. I hope she sees match to go after his terrible press secretary extra typically and with even better depth.
Psaki is impolite, condescending, disrespectful and snarky at most each press convention, as Callahan has written. She has an enormous air of entitlement, hubris and elitism.
Americans deserve so a lot better. The press corps deserves higher.
Psaki is all the pieces a authorities worker shouldn’t be. Callahan hit the nail on the pinnacle.
Jack Ridolph
The Villages, Fla.
Lastly, somebody has known as out Psaki for her conceited, snarky, obnoxious, repulsive responses to pretty banal questions from the press corp.
And I’m glad it was Callahan. She sliced and diced Psaki like a surgeon along with her precision quotations.
Jen’s curled-lip solutions make my pores and skin crawl, and it’s not merely that she oozes “Greenwich Lady” entitlement.
Members of the press corps, particularly Peter Doocy, are both cowed by her or approach too well mannered. Nice piece.
J.B. Harris
Coral Gables, Fla.
I at all times look ahead to Callahan’s columns, however the piece about Psaki has lastly clarified for me why my coronary heart charge and irritability index spike after I hear Psaki communicate — or take into consideration her.
It's the condescension. And you'll nonetheless hear it even when, thank God, you’re not dwelling paycheck to paycheck.
Mary Pinkowish
Larchmont
Why did it take so lengthy for somebody to level out the conceitedness and smugness exuded by Psaki?
I get that being the White Home press secretary is an unattainable job, and it's within the job description to advertise the agenda of the president, however all she has completed is enlarge the lies of this administration.
She continues to disclaim that there's a drawback on the border, tried to persuade us that inflation is “transitory,” refuses to acknowledge that crime is an issue and repeatedly appears to imagine that the American public is silly.
Sadly, nobody calls her out on something due to the dominance of the liberal press.
Rob Cerone
Manhattan
Psaki’s efforts to gaslight the American public shouldn’t shock anybody.
Her makes an attempt to elucidate away the ineptitude of the Biden administration are rooted within the core perception of the left — that the widespread man is an fool and can imagine something advised by so-called “elites.”
They hold pushing this perception even when it has develop into obvious that persons are now not shopping for what Psaki and her ilk are attempting to promote.
Peter Kelly
Hazlet, NJ
Psaki has this knack of alienating the general public and being sarcastic most of her time on the podium. Her solutions to reporters are condescending to the purpose of ridicule.
Defending her clueless boss appears to be proper up her alley. She has no drawback saying nothing however good issues about him.
As Callahan states, Psaki is leaving the job this yr and that may’t come quickly sufficient.
Ron Zajicek
Cortlandt
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