What You Missed on Twitter This Week, Vol. 3

You are welcome back! It’s impossible to know at the beginning of each week how the Biden administration, Democratic politicians, and media hacks will embarrass themselves. All we know is they will.

The president and his administration are not answering questions about the classified documents scandal, and they haven’t come up with a good excuse for their silence. House Republicans are allegedly responsible for high gas prices. Kevin McCarthy, the newly elected House speaker, is taking on hostile media. Our president still doesn’t know what he’s talking about, or even where he is.

Here’s what you missed on Twitter this week:

1. Jean-Pierre blames Republicans for the high prices of gas under the Biden administration

Republicans now hold a majority of the House of Representatives and, according to the White House press Secretary, are responsible for high gas prices. Karine Jean-Pierre stated to reporters that Republicans are making Americans pay more at the pumps, despite the fact that prices have risen steadily since before Republicans won control of the House.

Jean-Pierre: “House Republicans are using their narrow majority to force the American people to pay higher gas prices.”pic.twitter.com/CPFl0DCraQ

— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) January 23, 2023

“Republicans are using their narrow majority to force the American people to pay higher gas prices,” she told reporters.

Members of the 118th Congress were sworn in on January 7, 2023. Gas prices reached their highest levels in June of 2022, when the nationwide average was above $5.00 a gallon, Democrats controlled both chambers of Congress, and Biden had been in office for roughly a year and a half.

2. McCarthy demolishes a reporter who tries to question his decision to boot Schiff and Swalwell from the intelligence committee

Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.) made it a priority to remove Democratic Reps. Adam Schiff (Calif.) and Eric Swalwell (Calif.) from the House Intelligence Committee. When one reporter accused McCarthy of not answering questions on the subject, the California Republican decided that he’d had enough—and his savage response blew up the internet.

“Let me be very clear and respectful to you. You ask me a question, when I answer it, it’s the answer to your question,” the speaker said. “You don’t get to determine whether I answer a question or not, okay? In all respect…what happens