Psaki admits it isn't a good idea for Biden to answer tough questions

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the quiet part out loud on a  CNN podcast published Thursday. She revealed to David Axelrod that Biden taking unscripted questions from reporters, [in spite of their close alliance with the Democrat Party], "is not something we recommend." The admission was said on "The Axe Files," and in the exchange, Psaki told the former Obama senior adviser that she occasionally tells Biden not to take questions and recommends he go back to sleep.

They began discussing the subject when Axelrod asked her about a particular instance when Biden inadvertently ran into CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins, at the White House and she asked the co-President if a minimum wage increase to $15 would be included in the coronavirus [make believe] relief package signed into law in March.

Axelrod said that Biden answered honestly, mumbling that he didn't think the increase would be included in the bill, but by opening his mouth to the reporter it must have given Psaki a lot of heartburn and made her ask herself why do they allow this dolt to waltz around in the hallways doing impromptu interviews. He then asked Psaki how she managed that problem.

Psaki nervously laughed off the incident as her eyes began moving left-to-right in rapid succession, one might imagine, as she search within herself to give Axelrod a believable answer to an uncharacteristically difficult question.

She explained that it happened after she had already left work and Biden was heading back to his residence for his nappy. She then bull-sh***ed Axelrod claiming that Biden takes questions "nearly every day that he's out in front of the press."

"That is not something we recommend. In fact, a lot of times we say ‘don’t take questions,'" she continued. "But he's going to do what he wants to do because he's the president of the United States." 

And he has the mental faculties of a Venus flytrap.

Psaki then claimed the administration has kept from being distracted by avoiding having Biden do more consistent press conferences in which he would have to answer tough questions about certain topics in which the answers had not been loaded into a Teleprompter.

Biden held his 'by the seat of his pants' solo conference on March 25, the 65th day of his term, after being heavily criticized from the usually supportive left-wing media for ducking them. 

This was the longest a president had gone hiding from the media after taking office since former President Calvin Coolidge in the 1920s. 

But even when he's asked questions on the fly, or after he mumbles an announcement or gives an incoherent speech, he often leaves the event without answering questions, because Jen Psaki or Kamala Hahahaharris told him to keep his mouth shut and go back to bed.

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