Previously this week after it was revealed that Texas and Mississippi would be lifting Covid-19 mandates and restrictions, the country’s uniter-in-chief Joe Biden stated this about those states’ governors:
NEW: President Biden calls Texas and Mississippi decisions to end mask requireds “a huge error” and criticizes what he views as “Neanderthal thinking” after CDC alerted versus complacency in the face of emerging coronavirus versions on Monday. pic.twitter.com/Mmdln3gNG6
— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 3, 2021
Today while speaking to press reporters, Jen Psaki didn’t pledge to circle back, but rather tried to clarify Biden’s comment:
Jen Psaki makes clear that Biden wasn’t straight calling anyone a Neanderthal– he was stating they were imitating one.
” The behavior of a Neanderthal,” she says. “Simply to be very clear: ‘The habits of.'”
— Matt Viser (@mviser) March 4, 2021
Psaki on Biden’s “Neanderthal” comment: “The habits of a Neanderthal, just to be extremely clear, the habits of. Look, I believe the president [and] what everybody saw yesterday was a reflection of his aggravation and exasperation, which I believe numerous American individuals have …” pic.twitter.com/IrA6Ba8Kzb
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) March 4, 2021
Does that clear things up? Biden has in the previous revealed an affinity for utilizing the word Neanderthal to describe certain political challengers.
” Does the president remorse calling the Mississippi guv a Neanderthal?”
Jen Psaki: “He stated the habits of a Neanderthal, simply to be extremely clear.”
My rely on be very clear: That’s the same thing. pic.twitter.com/0YbWAXOWZn
— Chris Martin (@chrisjdmartin) March 4, 2021
is this the unity or the healing part?
— Nick (@NickAtNight128) March 4, 2021
We’re still waiting on that guarantee to kick in.
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