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‘Stolen’ elections and collusion: Karine Jean-Pierre’s Twitter history

By Jerry Dunleavy
Published May 12, 2022 11:00am ET
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‘Stolen’ elections and collusion: Karine Jean-Pierre’s Twitter history
Karine Jean-Pierre, the incoming White House press secretary, repeatedly claimed the 2016 election was “stolen,” promoted efforts to convince electors not to cast their Electoral College votes for Donald Trump, and pushed unsubstantiated claims of Trump-Russia collusion. Jean-Pierre, who will replace Jen Psaki next week, has a history of controversial tweets about the 2016 election […]

Karine Jean-Pierre, the incoming White House press secretary, repeatedly claimed the 2016 election was “stolen,” promoted efforts to convince electors not to cast their Electoral College votes for Donald Trump, and pushed unsubstantiated claims of Trump-Russia collusion.

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