Karine Jean-Pierre says he doesn’t miss his role as a spokeswoman of Biden Administrator

Former white house printing secretary Karina Jean-Pierre She said she was fully adapted to politics from the end of the Biden administration.

While most of the Democratic Party is still taking place since its defeat in the 2024 elections in November, Jean-Pierre Explained at an event She tried to move on at the Harvard University at the Harvard University of Harvard.

“So the last time I watched the news was January 20th when I was in the White House,” she said. “I didn’t look at the news. I really tried to focus on taking care of myself, I really tried to focus on my daughter, I have a 10 -year -old.”

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“I think the best way to say is that” it was deprogating I could be a civilian again, “she said.” I used to wake up at 4:30 in the morning, as my schedule every day for four years, and I thought that when I deviated from Lectern, I would have like an adrenaline, like I should do my own. missed. “

“But I want to say, it was an honor and a privilege to have a job, to be White house secretary And I would do that again, easy, “Jean-Pierre added.” But I don’t miss it. “

When asked what follows for her career, Jean-Pierre replied, “I would love to know myself.”

She then emphasized that after a long time it takes such an intense job, she takes time to understand her next career move.

“It will take some time to deprogram and come from the other side of that,” Jean-Pierre said. “I am a women’s press secretary with the longest service, which is crazy when I found out, but it tells you that you know that you are burned in those jobs. So I’m excited about what’s next. I feel like I want to be in control of what’s next, but I don’t have a job at the moment.”

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