Staff Reports
The White House spokeswoman, Sharon Yang, didn't hold back when she spoke out against the House Republicans' impeachment hearing against President Biden. The whole thing was called a "clown show," and she didn't holding back. Yang tweeted a message called "Womp Womp," in which she called the hearing a "sad spectacle" and a "stunt." Ouch!
The email linked several news sites and statements that purportedly fact-checked the hearing run by House Oversight Chairman Jamie Comer. https://t.co/zCJkmcjUBp
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) September 30, 2023
Yang says that the Republicans were set on continuing with their debunked conspiracy theories, even though their own witnesses said there wasn't enough proof to impeach the president. She said that this only showed how disconnected this partisan practice was from reality.
Yang's statement included links to news sources and summaries that said they checked the facts of House Oversight Chairman Jamie Comer's meeting. The news stories she mentioned were negative about the meeting, using words like "distraction" and "clown show" to describe it. Some people even said that the meeting was spreading lies.
Neil Cavuto, a host on Fox News, spoke up and said he didn't understand the point of the meeting and wondered what had been accomplished during the long proceedings. He said that none of the witnesses had shown any real evidence that could be used to remove the president.
Yang ended by saying that Comer should stop watching Fox News and Newsmax because they are where he supposedly spreads false claims that the president is corrupt and needs to be treated like a criminal. Instead, she told him to focus on things that the American people really care about.
In general, it looks like the White House isn't too happy with how the House Republicans are running the impeachment meeting. Yang's harsh and colorful criticism makes it clear what they think about the subject.
