White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has violated the Hatch Act multiple times. What is going to happen to her? Probably nothing because democrats don’t believe in upholding the law, and government criminals always protect their friends.

Karine Jean-Pierre says that she doesn’t want to break the Hatch Act, but then goes ahead and does it anyway.

This wasn’t the first time Biden’s Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre violated the Hatch Act.

White House Press Secretary (In-House Liar) Karine Jean-Pierre should be shown the door!

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been accused of flagrantly violating the Hatch Act during a recent live interview on MSNBC.

The Hatch Act, established in 1939, restricts certain political activities of federal employees, along with some state and local employees who work in connection with federally funded programs. The act’s primary aim is to ensure a federal workforce free from partisan political influence or coercion.

Violating this law may lead to removal from federal service or prohibition from federal employment.

During the MSNBC interview, Jean-Pierre campaigned for Biden ahead of the upcoming debate, unabashedly praising his leadership and policies while simultaneously disparaging Trump’s administration.

In the interview, Jean-Pierre responded to host Willie Geist’s question about potential criticism from Trump regarding inflation and rising costs in the upcoming presidential debate on Thursday.

Geist: “One of the places [Trump’s] undoubtedly going to go is to inflation, which everybody across the country is feeling, despite all that economic data we talk about all the time that is so strong; the economy is thriving. Talk about things costing too much. He’ll look into the camera, maybe, and say, ‘You know that your cereal costs too much.’ He’ll go down the list of groceries and gas. How will the President address that criticism?”

In response to a question about potential criticism from Trump, Jean-Pierre said:

Jean-Pierre: This is something that we’ve been talking about for some time: the economy. You’re right, the data shows that the economy is indeed strengthening; it’s stronger. We understand that we came out of a pandemic, a once-in-a-century pandemic.

The work that this President did—from the American Rescue Plan to the bipartisan infrastructure legislation to the Inflation Reduction Act—all of these historic pieces of legislation have helped this country get back on its feet. So yes, eggs and milk, and there were grocery things that were up. It has gone down. It has gone down since 2022. Gas prices, because of the actions that this President took.

And let’s not forget, there was an invasion Russia did, obviously, into Ukraine that caused gas prices to tick up. The President took action, tapped the SPR, and we saw gas prices go down. The President has met the moment with every issue that we have had in front of us.

The President obviously talks about that often. He’s going to have another opportunity on Thursday to speak to those issues. And talking about Donald Trump, which I just mentioned, Dobbs’ decision.

The reason why we have chaos right now after the Dobbs’ decision, the reason why after Roe v. Wade was overturned, overturned after being constitutional law for 50 years, is because of what Donald Trump did in his administration. And now IVF is on the line. Contraception is on the line. I was thinking about when I was sitting here before starting this conversation, there are some of us who have young children.

Can you believe that we had more rights growing up than our kids? That’s because of the Trump administration and what they were able to do. So there’s a lot here. There’s a big contrast in what we’re trying to do on behalf of the American people, majority of Americans, what they want to see, and what we see Congressional Republicans, extreme Republicans.

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