Summary
A White House official criticized Jen Psaki for comments she made about Usha Vance, wife of Vice President JD Vance, during a podcast. Psaki had made remarks questioning Usha Vance’s situation. The comments sparked backlash on social media from conservatives.
Key Facts
- Jen Psaki made remarks about Usha Vance during a podcast episode.
- Psaki was a former White House press secretary under President Joe Biden and now hosts a show on MSNBC.
- The comments suggested Usha Vance might need "saving" from her husband, JD Vance.
- The White House communications director, Steven Cheung, criticized Psaki on social media.
- Cheung used derogatory terms to describe Psaki and dismissed her comments.
- Psaki’s remarks led to negative reactions from conservatives on social media.
- Vice President JD Vance is currently involved in efforts related to the Gaza Peace Deal.
- Newsweek has reached out to Psaki and the Vice President’s office for comment.
