The White House press corps is so in the bag for Biden they are worried about looking bad in front of their colleagues if they dare to criticize Jen Psaki. They also rate threats to democracy by the apparel of press secretaries. The people who used to be, many many decades ago, objective journalists are now purse dogs for Democrats.

FNC: “A new piece from Politico Magazine offered readers a glimpse into how nice most White House correspondents are to the current administration, especially compared to how they treated the last one.

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One doozy of a quote from ‘The Friday Read,’ which remarks on how ‘boring’ the Biden White House has been for reporters, featured a journalist admitting they would feel like an ‘a–hole’ for questioning White House press secretary Jen Psaki too aggressively.

The sympathetic anecdote mentioned how ‘good’ Psaki was at her job and made a direct comparison of how professional she is next to Trump press secretaries who were destroying ‘democracy.’ ”

The left cares so little for Working Class Americans that it doesn't consider how elitist it sounds to shame someone for wearing a Men's Wearhouse suit.

They didn't even bother to spell it correctly. pic.twitter.com/jX66uJ0RUx

— Chase Geiser (@realchasegeiser) April 29, 2022

Politico White House correspondent Max Tani, wrote, “’Jen [Psaki] is very good at her job, which is unfortunate,’ one reporter who has covered the past two administrations from the room said. ‘And the work is a lot less rewarding, because you’re no longer saving democracy from Sean Spicer and his Men’s Warehouse suit. Jawing with Jen just makes you look like an a–hole.”

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“The dulling down of the White House beat is not due to a lack of reportorial talent in the room,” Tani wrote, adding, “Rather, what is happening is the fulfillment of a central Biden promise. Running for office against Donald Trump — the most theatrical, attention-seeking, Beltway-panic-inducing president in living memory — he pledged to make Washington news boring again.” Tani then said, “And, well, mission accomplished sir.”

D.C. Examiner reporter Jerry Dunleavy wrote, “This is the most pathetic thing I have ever read.” He tweeted “LOL” in response to Tani’s “mission accomplished” quote, then commented, “I love the idea that Washington news is boring when in the first year of Biden’s presidency we’ve had the end of the war in Afghanistan (disastrous withdrawal, capitulation, Taliban takeover, 13 dead Americans, etc.) and Russia’s (potentially world-changing) invasion of Ukraine.”

“BTW what possible good reason could there be for Politico to grant this reporter anonymity? also, it is Men’s ***Wearhouse***, not Warehouse. excellent mix of snobbery & lack of attention to basic detail.”

Newsbusters Executive Editor Tim Graham responded to the story. “Someone rescue @maxwelltani from the liberal media bubble he’s living in. Can he breathe in there? But hey, he wouldn’t be caught DEAD in a Men’s Wearhouse.” No doubt Tani would not. But, in a Lane Bryant? Fer sure.