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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended her claim that pushing for an open primary after Biden’s exit was an insult to Kamala Harris, citing systemic racism and sexism against Black women.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, in a New Yorker interview, defended her book's claim that calling for an open primary after President Biden exited the 2024 race was an insult to Vice President Kamala Harris.
As a Black woman, she argued the push reflected a broader pattern of the Democratic Party dismissing Black women’s voices, despite their central role.
She maintained Harris, as Biden’s vice president, was the most qualified successor and that skepticism toward her candidacy stemmed from systemic racism and sexism.
Jean-Pierre said her views stem from personal experience, not a judgment on others’ political beliefs, and reiterated her shift from identifying as a Democrat to an Independent.
The remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny of the Biden administration, including recent testimony on the president’s health.
La secretaria de prensa de la Casa Blanca Karine Jean-Pierre defendió su afirmación de que presionar por una primaria abierta después de la salida de Biden era un insulto a Kamala Harris, citando el racismo sistémico y el sexismo contra las mujeres negras.