In an undisclosed strategy last year, high-ranking officials within President Biden's administration were orchestrating an exit strategy for White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre. These insiders have spoken to us on condition of anonymity, revealing that Jean-Pierre, a trailblazer as the first African American and first openly LGTBQ+ individual to hold the role, had irked her superiors by repeatedly serving rehearsed responses from a script during her press briefings.

This style of communication was perceived as lacking the spontaneity and credibility needed to bolster the image of 81-year-old Biden as he gears up for his upcoming re-election push. Consequently, a reshuffle in the ranks seemed to be in order, according to our insiders. Anita Dunn, reputed White House communication supremo and spouse to Biden's personal attorney, Bob Bauer, allegedly intended to introduce key figures from the Democratic fold to suggest to Jean-Pierre that her tenure at the podium was nearing its end.

According to our sources, Dunn believed the time was ripe to convey this sentiment to the 49-year-old. 'Anita initiated the engagement of several individuals in the broader party community to liaise with Karine on the matter', one source disclosed, attributing this information directly to Dunn. Our source also revealed that Dunn insisted that White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients had given the green light to this covert plot to facilitate Jean-Pierre's departure from the executive office.

The source offered this account, 'An effort was deployed to have trusted acquaintances of Karine discuss why leaving in the fall might align perfectly with her career trajectory.' They also reported that this strategy was meant to nudge Jean-Pierre towards her own departure and that these talks were geared towards 'advising her as to why she might benefit from taking the hint.'

In an undisclosed strategy last year, high-ranking officials within President Biden's administration were orchestrating an exit strategy for White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre. These insiders have spoken to us on condition of anonymity, revealing that Jean-Pierre, a trailblazer as the first African American and first openly LGTBQ+ individual to hold the role, had irked her superiors by repeatedly serving rehearsed responses from a script during her press briefings.
This style of communication was perceived as lacking the spontaneity and credibility needed to bolster the image of 81-year-old Biden as he gears up for his upcoming re-election push. Consequently, a reshuffle in the ranks seemed to be in order, according to our insiders. Anita Dunn, reputed White House communication supremo and spouse to Biden's personal attorney, Bob Bauer, allegedly intended to introduce key figures from the Democratic fold to suggest to Jean-Pierre that her tenure at the podium was nearing its end.
According to our sources, Dunn believed the time was ripe to convey this sentiment to the 49-year-old. 'Anita initiated the engagement of several individuals in the broader party community to liaise with Karine on the matter', one source disclosed, attributing this information directly to Dunn. Our source also revealed that Dunn insisted that White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients had given the green light to this covert plot to facilitate Jean-Pierre's departure from the executive office.
The source offered this account, 'An effort was deployed to have trusted acquaintances of Karine discuss why leaving in the fall might align perfectly with her career trajectory.' They also reported that this strategy was meant to nudge Jean-Pierre towards her own departure and that these talks were geared towards 'advising her as to why she might benefit from taking the hint.'

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