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Andy Biggs leads charge in bashing Psaki for seemingly mocking Space Force in press conference

Andy Biggs leads charge in bashing Psaki for seemingly mocking Space Force in press conference

As reported on Washington Examiner by Andrew Mark Miller, White House press secretary Jen Psaki was blasted on Twitter for appearing to dismiss the importance of the newly created Space Force.

This is Psaki Chapter 2 this morning. And perhaps this apparent Biden administration ignorance of the importance of the United States Space Force will be the very tentacles that reach around and grab them you know where.

President Trump signed space force into existence in December 2019 with the mission to protect U.S. interests in space, which includes cyberspace. The monitoring of cyberspace–internet communication–is the element that may have obtained all the proof of the illegitimacy of the Biden regime.

Questions that remain: If and when this information will be made public. And whether this information will be effectively used.

“Today, Biden’s spokeswoman appeared to mock a branch of our military in front of the entire world,” Rep. Andy Biggs tweeted Tuesday, along with a clip of Psaki fielding a question about the Space Force’s future during a press conference. “This should not be tolerated by anyone.”

In the clip, Psaki says, “Wow, Space Force, it’s the plane of today,” which many online took to be a sign of disrespect aimed at the branch of the military created by former President Donald Trump.

“Listen to the derision and mockery dripping from the response of @PressSec,” former Trump campaign member Steve Cortes tweeted. “Thankfully, the brave guardians of the Space Force take their task to defend America seriously.”

“Jen Psaki MOCKING Space Force is the same as mocking members of one of our Military Branches,” author Brigitte Gabriel tweeted. “FIRE Jen Psaki NOW!!”

“We look forward to the continuing work of Space Force and invite the members of the team to come visit us in the briefing room anytime to share an update on their important work,” Psaki tweeted.