Karine Jean-Pierre, the new White House Press Secretary for President Joe Biden has claimed in the past that the presidential elections in 2016 were stolen from Hillary Clinton, Fox News informed.
She also claimed that Brian Kemp, the GOP Governor of Georgia has also stolen the elections from Stacey Abrams.
Jean-Pierre took to Twitter in 2016 right after the win of Donald Trump to bash the newly elected president and repeat the claims of Hillary Clint that Donald Trump was not elected legitimately.
On April 2, 2020, Jean-Pierre tweeted that Kemp stole from Abrams the elections for governor in Georgia, in a reaction to story about Kemp who said that he learned that asymptomatic people can spread the Covid-19.
Abrams, who revealed her plans to run again for Governor of Georgia, repeatedly stated that the elections were stolen from the voters in this state and she has never officially conceded.
Even though she has confessed she has “no actual proof” to show it, Abrams, the former Georgia House Democratic leader, claimed Kemp, who oversaw the elections as a Secretary of State, engaged in voting suppression.
When current press secretary Jen Psaki leaves the Biden administration at the end of this week, Karine Jean-Pierre, who is now acting as the principal White House deputy press secretary, will take over the stage. Jen Psaki is joining MSNBC and is set to host her own show on the Peacock streaming channel.
Karine Jean-Pierre will be the first Black woman and openly gay press secretary of the White House, that will be in charge of giving daily news briefings on a regular basis.
President Joe Biden said that Karine Jean-Pierre will bring talent, experience, and integrity to her post, all of which are massively needed for the important role.
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.
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