Jean-Pierre’s fifteen minutes are over. She needs to stop trying to stay relevant by picking fights she can’t win with people trying to clean up the Biden mess.
Milt Harris , Bio and Archives--October 24, 2025
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We’ve all seen this type of thing happen. Someone with a superiority complex without justification decides to start a fight they can’t win. Most of the time, they do this because they are so narcissistic and arrogant that they are blinded from the actual reality of their minimal self-importance.
That description only partially applies to the former White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre. Is she arrogant? Oh God, yes. Is she narcissistic? Absolutely. That said, the reason she decided to start a fight with the current White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, is that she wallows in ignorance and lies. Oh hell, let's just say it, she’s stupid.
Jean-Pierre is looking to drum up publicity for a new book titled: “Independence, A Look Inside A Broken White House Outside Of Party Lines.” The title reflects her decision to flush the Democratic Party in June and declare herself an independent.
This revelation came after she stood in front of Americans for four years looking like an unkempt poodle and lied her butt off. Now she wants us to believe that she has somehow become a truth-teller. Well, sorry, America isn’t buying it just because someone told you about hair extensions.
Last week, an annoying anti-Trump reporter for the Huffington Post, who apparently constantly bombards Leavitt’s phone with Democrat talking points and pointed “trap” questions, was pestering her about the upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin.
Looking for any reason to belittle Trump, the reporter in question, S. V. Dáte, asked about a planned meeting in Budapest, Hungary, between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The concern, according to Dáte, was that Russia had previously promised not to invade Ukraine in that very city in 1994.
In response to Date’s query about who suggested Budapest, a flabbergasted Leavitt responded, “Your mom did.”
Leavitt provided clarification shortly after, sharing screenshots of the entire text exchange.
The way the question was framed indicated that the intention was to trap the Trump administration. The person who chose that location could either be seen as ignorant of its historical context or accused of selecting it as a deliberate insult to Ukraine.
Along with screenshots of the entire exchange, Leavitt posted:
For those who can’t stand watching “The View”, the flock of radicals had a visit from Jean-Pierre. During the discussion, they discussed the outrage surrounding Leavitt's response to the HuffPost journalist's question. They also discussed Leavitt's characterization of the Democratic Party's "main constituency" as consisting of "Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals.”
I guess the truth hurts, because co-host Sunny Hostin asked:
What a clown show. Here we have Hostin asking a serial liar about decorum.
To which Jean-Pierre spewed:
Gloves off, to which Leavitt responded:
The saying "don't judge a book by its cover" was first printed in George Eliot's 1860 novel “The Mill on the Floss,” although the concept of not judging on appearance is much older.
It’s obvious that new hairstyles don’t change a person's moral integrity. Jasmine Crockett is trying the same scam. Jean-Pierre thinks that her new look gives her more credence and that four years of lies can be rinsed down a beautician’s sink.
Democrats and the far left think that Americans are shallow and have bad memories.
We don’t.
We know the damage the Biden administration did, and we know who stood in front of us and lied to protect it.
Jean-Pierre’s fifteen minutes are over. She needs to stop trying to stay relevant by picking fights she can’t win with people trying to clean up the Biden mess.
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Milt spent thirty years as a sales and operations manager for an international manufacturing company. He is also a four-time published author on a variety of subjects. Now, he spends most of his time researching and writing about conservative politics and liberal folly.