The White House disputed any responsibility for Vice President Kamala Harris ‘ defeat in the election, citing President-elect Donald Trump’s history of world conflict and President Joe Biden‘s record against the then-president.
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was pressed on Thursday at a White House press conference, the first since the vote, to inquire as to whether Biden showed “arrogance” by claiming that the president is still the only people to do so.
The reporter inquired as to why Biden and his experts did not make a unique choice and whether he should have resigned sooner.
Reporter inquires about whether Biden and his team displayed “arrogance of believing that he was the only one who could defeat Donald Trump” and whether they were “arrogant.”
” This is the leader who has been Donald Trump’s only opponent.” photograph. twitter.com/nptAI03ZGt
— The Recount ( @therecount ) November 7, 2024
Jean-Pierre responded by, essentially, pointing to the score.
” There were more than 20 candidates who tried to beat]Trump ]”, she said. ” ]Biden ] was the only one that has been able to do that”.
In the wake of Harris’s unsuccessful 2024 move, there was some rehashing after the comment, but Jean-Pierre was on par to support and accept Harris.
Jean-Pierre said “headwinds”, including the COVID-19 crisis, contributed to Harris’s damage, as it led to provide network slowdowns and therefore prices.
” Certainly, COVID-19 led to problems with the supply chain, and it had a social toll on some occupants”, she said. ” If you look at what happened 2024 internationally, that was portion of what you saw”.
Karine Jean-Pierre blames “global winds” amid condemnation that President Biden’s popularity is responsible for Kamala Harris ‘ loss to Donald Trump.
He says,” He thinks he made the right choice when he stepped away and decided not to run.” photograph. twitter.com/JS2rCOFpLc
— The Recount ( @therecount ) November 7, 2024
Trump’s supporters might argue that the epidemic was a key factor in his relationship with Biden four years ago, at a time when the disease was in so many facets of life. However, Jean-Pierre defended the part of the crisis this year as a “data stage” in the 2024 result.
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The administration would regard the outcome of the election and facilitate a smooth transition to the next Trump White House, as Biden had previously done.
” The leader understands that, he’s going to respect the will of the people”, she said. ” That’s what he understands. He understands that the British people made a decision, and he’s going to honor that”.
