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Conservative Columnist Blasted After Criticizing Jen Psaki For Not Wearing As Much Makeup As Kayleigh McEnany

Conservative Columnist Blasted After Criticizing Jen Psaki For Not Wearing As Much Makeup As Kayleigh McEnany
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The White House press room has been considerably different since the Biden administration took over and began prioritizing facts over legitimizing conspiracy theories and glorifying the President at every available opportunity.

But it turns out the actual content of the press briefings doesn't matter to some conservatives as much as the amount of makeup the press secretaries are wearing.


Conservative columnist Gavin Wax posted a meme on Twitter comparing the amount of makeup Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki wears compared to Trump Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, implying Psaki isn't as good at the job because he doesn't find her as attractive.

Twitter responded to Wax's tweet, pointing out the obvious: being an effective Press Secretary has nothing to do with appearing beautiful, and having to point that out is a fairly obvious sign of sexism.



Many women on Twitter also pointed out that Psaki was also wearing makeup. Her style is simply more understated than McEnany's.



If there's one thing all women totally love, it's having their work judged based on how much they turn men on.



Even many conservatives online denounced Wax's tweet, saying they often disagreed with Psaki but regarded her as a professional.



In the Trump era, appearances were always more important than substance. But things have changed.


Hopefully, the men of conservative Twitter will someday be able to figure out women in professional positions aren't standing around to look pretty for them.

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