Congrats! Biden Hits Milestone: 50 Days Without a Formal Press Conference Since Becoming President

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Today marks 50 days since President Biden has taken office, and he has yet to hold a formal press conference.

Fox News reports:

Former President Trump waited 28 days into his presidency to hold a press conference, former President Obama waited just 21 days before holding one, and former President George W. Bush waited 34 days before taking questions from the press in a formal setting.

So, how long will it take before the leader of the free world addresses reporters in a formal setting?

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said last week that Biden will hold a press conference “by the end of the month.”

“As all of you know, the president takes questions several times a week,” Psaki said last week during a White House press briefing. “He took questions actually twice yesterday, which is an opportunity for the people covering the White House to ask him about whatever news is happening on any given day.”

“We look forward to holding a full press conference in the coming weeks before the end of the month and we’re working on setting a final date for that and as soon as we do, we will let you all know,” she continued.

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany blasted Biden, saying, “It is extraordinary, but predictable. “I remember I warned reporters, in a joking way, when it was clear Biden was the incoming president, they should get used to the feeling of not seeing a president regularly.”

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Posted 3.10.21
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Today marks 50 days since President Biden has taken office, and he has yet to hold a formal press conference.

Fox News reports:

Former President Trump waited 28 days into his presidency to hold a press conference, former President Obama waited just 21 days before holding one, and former President George W. Bush waited 34 days before taking questions from the press in a formal setting.

So, how long will it take before the leader of the free world addresses reporters in a formal setting?

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said last week that Biden will hold a press conference “by the end of the month.”

“As all of you know, the president takes questions several times a week,” Psaki said last week during a White House press briefing. “He took questions actually twice yesterday, which is an opportunity for the people covering the White House to ask him about whatever news is happening on any given day.”

“We look forward to holding a full press conference in the coming weeks before the end of the month and we’re working on setting a final date for that and as soon as we do, we will let you all know,” she continued.

Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany blasted Biden, saying, “It is extraordinary, but predictable. “I remember I warned reporters, in a joking way, when it was clear Biden was the incoming president, they should get used to the feeling of not seeing a president regularly.”