The Biden White House is apparently making a language pivot and will no longer use a certain word to describe what might happen with Russia’s troops that are massed on the Ukraine border:
The White House says it's no longer using the word "imminent" to describe the potential for a Russian invasion of Ukraine. It was sending an unintended message, Jen Psaki says.
— Kevin Liptak (@Kevinliptakcnn) February 2, 2022
Does the administration with a president who used the term “winter of death” and a CDC director who had a “feeling of impending doom” about Covid really care about sending the wrong message?
they’re capitulating to putin, fyi. https://t.co/fbrJvITpr7
— kaitlin (@thefactualprep) February 2, 2022
I guess their usage of "imminent" was only transitory. https://t.co/mfYasdW0iG
— Sylvan Lane (@SylvanLane) February 2, 2022
Just like inflation!
"unintended message". 🤡 https://t.co/0MpN3NzqIq
— Prince Merveil (@OndPr) February 2, 2022
Weeks later, it's "unintended" https://t.co/8R8QvKdX46
— jamesy 🛠 (@sayjhoward) February 2, 2022
Biden is not getting the war he wants to rescue his ratings. Not yet. https://t.co/hsPuuXcMOa
— Yossarian (@vsuda) February 2, 2022
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