Accuracy in Media

Jen Psaki, a former Obama State Department spokeswoman and former White House communications director, wrote an op-ed for CNN that criticized President Donald Trump. Her piece was entitled, “Putin set a trap and Trump fell into it” and claimed that Trump was “played” by the Russians and Russia’s leader, Vladimir Putin. In the piece, Psaki […]

Oh, that’s VERY reassuring news from the State Department, isn’t it?! *sarcasm font*.

The part of a video where then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki nearly admitted that the administration misled the press on purpose on the Iran deal, has been erased. The State Department claimed they will search for the reasons behind the “glitch.” Photo by US Mission Geneva

Hmm, curious timing that the portion where the Obama administration lied to reporters about the Iran deal has been deleted. Coincidence? What is the State Department’s defense? It was a “glitch.” Photo by rtppt

The Obama administration just seems to be run by inept bureaucrats, probably purposefully so. This time, embattled State Department spokeswoman-soon-to-be-White-House-communications-official Jen Psaki can’t explain why Iran’s “Death to America” chants are not a big deal to the Obama administration when Israel’s election of Benjamin Netanyahu is a problem in Obama’s eyes.

There is a lot of assuming and conjectures going on, which is not assuring to the American people.

Uh oh, her tall tales of “oh I saved those e-mails, yup I did” are falling apart. So where did those e-mails go? No one knows, and that’s not good. Video hat tip to the Washington Free Beacon:

Uh, this confirmation by State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki is disturbing. So why didn’t she get a government phone for government business?!

Typically, federal employees like Hillary Clinton fill out a document that allows the federal government to seize their e-mails for record-keeping and other reasons. But, the State Department and Clinton’s spokesperson will not comment on whether she violated federal law by not filling out the form.

The State Department stated the obvious when spokeswoman Jen Psaki admitted that the nuclear deal with Iran is “nonbinding.” Not smart to negotiate an enforceable deal with Iran when nuclear weapons are involved.