Karine Jean-Pierre said in an interview at the weekend marking her first anniversary as White House spokeswoman that 'many things, many things that have made me incredibly proud to be at that podium during this historic moment.'
Calling herself a “historic figure” produced howls of social-media laughter from Republicans and history-minded conservatives.
The derisive quote about the four Mount Rushmore presidents came from Jake Schneider of the Republican National Committee as he tweeted a 20-second clip containing the “historic” self-claim. “Historically arrogant,” responded “Redheaded libertarian,” while Twitter user Dan S. “agreed” with Ms. Jean-Pierre, saying “history will note she was the very first openly Narcissistic WH Press Sec ever.”spokesperson, including Spectator editor Stephen L. Miller.
“’I’m basically Jesus.’ ‘Jesus how did you do that wine trick thing?’ ‘I’m just not going to go into that here and would direct you to Apostle Paul,’” he wrote.
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