The White House has managed to propose a comment from President Biden on the political juices of his predecessor, Wednesday, including the process of unfolding in Capitol Hill, and in his place to concentrate on the agenda of the Biden administration.
The White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, gave numerous responses to President Trump’s juiciness during a press conference on Wednesday, prompting new comments to be made, and Biden’s previous comments on the Capitol attack.
“You can see that it has been going on for some time, but the president has repeatedly repeated the events of January 6,” said Psaki, a reporter who said he was reacting to a powerful video footage showing the political juices on March.
“The 6th of January, the Capitolio’s inauguration as a precedent without precedent for a democracy, rayed in the sedition”, continued, enumerating various other comments that Biden published publicly. “Certainly not called”.
When the question is further delayed the lack of new comments should be interpreted as the president was not involved in the outcome of the trial, Psaki replied: “The public will have to learn how to compromise exactly with what he chooses is not a commentator on the diarrollos diariosos of a political juicio, sino impulse a plan of rescate estadounidense that guarantees that the people vuelvan to work with the assistance that necesitan, that reciban la vacuna, that reabran las escuelas ».
“So it’s the pidieron that hiccups, and it’s so that it’s focused on making all the slides,” he said.