Karine Jean-Pierre's recent book tour for 'Independent - A Look Inside a Broken White House, Outside the Party Lines' has drawn widespread criticism, with the New York Times joining other outlets in questioning her clarity and effectiveness. The Times published a sharply critical article highlighting Jean-Pierre's rambling responses during interviews and suggesting her performance as White House press secretary was lacking.
The coverage focused on her confusing explanations regarding her departure from the Democratic Party and her views on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, as well as her frequent references to her identity as a Black woman and member of the LGBTQ community. The Times also noted tensions during her time at the White House, particularly with colleagues and her discomfort sharing the podium with John Kirby.
Jean-Pierre's publicists responded that the book aims to spark a conversation about preserving democracy and fixing a broken system. Despite the negative press, Jean-Pierre maintained in interviews that she never saw evidence of Biden's decline, though skepticism remains among journalists and commentators.

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