'Incredibly Unhelpful': Jean-Pierre Condemns Cori Bush's 'Inflammatory' Rhetoric After Primary Loss

Published 2024-08-07
During a White House press briefing, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about Rep. Cori Bush's (D-MO) comments about AIPAC following her primary defeat.

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All Comments (20)
  • @kokolovitch56
    A big goodbye to Cori Bush. She showed America exactly what kind of person she was.
  • What does anyone expect? From Bush or Biden, or his little dip mouthpiece.
  • @AeroGuy07
    Yeah, we've been telling you this since 2016.
  • @Tati8796
    Well, if you side yourself with hamas, it's pretty much expected that AIPAC will fund your rival...
  • @Lowenssohn
    Of course she did, Bush lost and is no longer an ally in their fight. In the Dem mindset once you're voted out of office you are no longer of any use to the party..Cya!
  • @kinyobisan
    Wait. KJP actually made sense. I never imagined this day would come.
  • @drakonas00
    Maybe MSNBC will hire Bush for what, I don't know.
  • @kimb3843
    Absolutely nothing makes sense anymore, you can't believe anything you hear, God please help us ☮️❤️🙏
  • @madmike2624
    well what about the garbage Waltz spewed at his introduction?????~~
  • @easter_sunday
    Conservatives have long argued that Cori Bush is mentally challenged.
  • @jeffc2612
    "Again we had more sleepless nights during the riots," Walz's wife told KSTP in July 2020. "I could smell the burning tires, and that was a very real thing. And I kept the windows open as long as I could because I felt like that was such a touchstone of what was happening."
  • @bettersteps
    "The last President". She won't even say his name. So sad.