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| − | '''Jay Carney''' (b. May 22, 1965) is the second Obama administration [[White House]] [[Press secretary]], replacing [[Robert Gibbs]]. He is a [[liberal]] journalist having formerly worked for [[CNN]] & Time. As Press Secretary, he has trouble conveying his thoughts and many of his answers are questionable. A normal press briefing could be interpreted as a [[Fox News]] bash session or softball questions with leftwing adulation from the [[Democrat]]-aligned press corps. | + | '''Jay Carney''' (b. May 22, 1965) is the second Obama administration [[White House]] [[Press secretary]], replacing [[Robert Gibbs]]. He is a [[liberal]] journalist having formerly worked for [[CNN]] & ''Time''. As Press Secretary, he has trouble conveying his thoughts and many of his answers are questionable. A normal press briefing could be interpreted as a [[Fox News]] bash session or softball questions with leftwing adulation from the [[Democrat]]-aligned press corps. |
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Revision as of 05:33, April 23, 2016
Jay Carney (b. May 22, 1965) is the second Obama administration White House Press secretary, replacing Robert Gibbs. He is a liberal journalist having formerly worked for CNN & Time. As Press Secretary, he has trouble conveying his thoughts and many of his answers are questionable. A normal press briefing could be interpreted as a Fox News bash session or softball questions with leftwing adulation from the Democrat-aligned press corps.