| Republicans ‘Going Crazy on Twitter’ New York Times White House correspondent Katie Rogers characterized Republican critics of Vide President Kamala Harris as “going crazy on Twitter” over her remarks about visiting the US/Mexico border — but then asked White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki “Don’t they have a point?” As VP Harris’ first foreign trip wound down Tuesday, Republican outrage over her comments about visiting the border — and those same Republicans’ months-long chorus of demanding that she do so — dominated Psaki’s press briefing. After several questions on the topic, Ms. Rogers chimed in as well, telling Psaki “I just had another on the Vice President visiting the border or not visiting the border. Republicans and conservatives are, you know, going crazy on Twitter, sending pictures…” “They’re worked up,” Psaki interrupted to agree. “I’ve seen it.” “…sending videos of her interview with Lester Holt, you know, saying, ‘I’m not…’ — you know, ‘I’ve not been to Europe, either,'” Rogers continued.
She was referencing the vice president’s recent NBC News interview in which she said "we've been to the border" three times before Holt replied, "You haven't been to the border." Rogers then asked if President Joe Biden thinks there’s “a scenario in which she should visit the border,” and whether “mounting criticism from conservatives” would be a factor in such a scenario. “I mean, don’t they have a point that if she has this task in front of her, should she not see the — the end cause as well as the root cause of migration?” Rogers said. Ms. Psaki did NOT believe they had a point.
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