'They're just mocking you now': Jen Psaki's latest sneering dismissal of struggling Americans solidifies her status as 'a nasty piece of work'

It’s important to try to see the good in everyone, but dammit if Jen Psaki is making that incredibly difficult for us.

If you’re one of the unfortunate people who’s been having trouble tracking down the gifts you want to buy for your loved ones this holiday season, well, Jen would like to inform you that you effectively don’t exist. You certainly don’t exist to her:

Take that Scrooge, the Grinch and all of the doubters that this could happen. Also shelves are stocked at 90% (pre-pandemic levels are 91%) https://t.co/THrlScmXwf

— Jen Psaki (@PressSec) December 22, 2021

I truthfully have had no problems getting anything I have needed for Christmas or in general. I’m waiting for all the republicans to say “great job!”

— WiN! (@WadeN43) December 22, 2021

hard same https://t.co/ClOpcfMPGz

— Jen Psaki (@PressSec) December 22, 2021

How nice for Jen. Lucky her.

First of all:

Notably, there is not a single piece of evidence in this article that the Biden administration's policies had anything to do with this. The article credits consumers, companies, and delivery services for adjusting to meet the expected delays. https://t.co/6ikmVrZnYP

— Jeryl Bier (@JerylBier) December 22, 2021

Weird victory lap. The article credits early consumer shopping and delivery companies hiring more people while also highlighting the continued crisis and increased costs 🤔 pic.twitter.com/ax92ru8SzS

— Omicron Prime 🗽 (@Armyfool1) December 22, 2021

And second of all … good GAWD, she’s awful. Just garbage. Who does she think she’s impressing with her sneering elitism?

At least that's what your two personal assistants tell you.

— Federalist Muskrat 🇺🇸 (@Muskrat__) December 22, 2021

Rich people flexing: https://t.co/N2ZZ7oFLj9

— Karol Markowicz (@karol) December 22, 2021

… and pulling every sympathy and decency muscle in the process.

How is this White House communications operation so tone deaf?

Here we have both “if I didn’t experience a problem, the problem doesn’t exist” AND “we deserve more credit because I’m not experiencing the supply chain/inflation issues others are.” https://t.co/oEjVLDUKOX

— Matt Whitlock (@mattdizwhitlock) December 22, 2021

This tone isn't serving her well. First, it it talks down to the people who (of no fault of their own) have had problems. Second, doesn't account for inflation. Third, if the one thing someone needs is a rapid test. Well, not everyone had an office that has plenty every day. https://t.co/lgPvCe1bDL

— Brittany (@bccover) December 22, 2021

There are lots of people who've had issues finding items they need for Christmas. We know that even if people can find these items, they are prob paying more for them. That means hardship for millions, and press sec's of "well, *I* haven't had an issue, so there" is a bad look.

— Brittany (@bccover) December 22, 2021

We've had a ton of bare shelves where I live, price increases, and our gas prices haven't dropped a penny in weeks (I know in some places it is, which is welcome news). One can't assume that their experience is the same as everyone else's.

— Brittany (@bccover) December 22, 2021

AND as the WH Press Sec, talking down to people who are struggling with those very real problems because you're frustrated that you're in the middle of a bad news cycle won't help. Even if it is just a tweet, it's a sign of a larger problem in their comms dept.

— Brittany (@bccover) December 22, 2021

The entire Biden administration is rotten to the core.

Should have asked Santa for a decent approval rating then https://t.co/8QPU6A5KFJ

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) December 22, 2021

“not hard same” – people working multiple minimum wage jobs to live and who are now paying more for basic goods.

But I’m sure you guys will do great in November with this attitude. https://t.co/UXfJSoxdTc

— Mick Xander (@MickXander22) December 22, 2021

Revolting.