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Press Sec. Jean-Pierre Dodges on Cocaine Found At White House, Suggests Tourists to Blame

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Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre struggled to field questions during a press briefing Wednesday as she was inundated by queries about cocaine found in the White House over the weekend.

Jean-Pierre refused to speak directly about the cocaine found in a cubby in the West Wing and strongly suggested that tourists were to blame for the incident, and not anyone in the Biden family, since they were away at Camp David for the holiday weekend.

“One thing I can share….as you know, the president and the First Lady and their family were not here this weekend. As you all reported on this, and you’ll also know that they left on Friday and returned just yesterday,” Jean-Pierre told reporters.

“Where this was discovered is a heavily traveled area where many White House, uh, West Wing — I should be even more specific — West Wing visitors come through, uh, this particular area,” she continued. “I just don’t have anything more to share. It is under investigation by the Secret Service. It is in their purview, and so we’re going to allow certainly the investigation to continue and we have confidence the Secret Service will get to the bottom of this.”

In typical fashion, Jean-Pierre also stonewalled on other topics.

She refused to elaborate on a federal judge’s Tuesday ruling that the Biden administration likely violated the First Amendment by coordinating with Big Tech to censor Americans during COVID.

She refused to speak on Hunter Biden’s lovechild and why the Biden family won’t acknowledge her.

She even refused to answer when Joe Biden would ever visit Palestine, Ohio, where a train derailed and resulted in a toxic environmental and health disaster in February.

Does Jean-Pierre have any other function at Biden’s White House other than to shut down questions?

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