In Karine Jean-Pierre’s 37 days as Biden’s press secretary, she’s had a lot to say – but very few answers.

On the baby formula shortage: “I don’t have a timeline.”
On gas prices: “I don’t have anything specific.”
On domestic energy production: “I don’t have anything specific.”
On Biden’s false claim he was appointed to the Naval Academy: “I did not hear that.”
On whether Biden was wrong about inflation: She laughed.
On solar panels: She sighed.
On 401(k)s “getting wiped out”: She sighed again.
On Kamala Harris’s new “disinformation” task force: “I would need to talk to her team.”
On cash payments to illegal immigrants: “I don’t understand the question.”
On Biden’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal: “I’ll let Secretary Blinken speak to that.”
On Biden’s “stamina, physically and mentally”: “Not a question that we should even be asking.”
On Biden’s “amazingly low” approval rating: She dodged.
On Biden’s past comments about Saudi Arabia: She dodged again.
On Biden’s COVID testing regimen: “I do not have a date for you.”
On baby formula (again): “I know we made some announcements last week, I just don’t have them in front of me.”
On Biden’s investigation of mounted Border Patrol horse officers: “I don’t have an update on that.”
On Emad Shargi, a U.S. citizen wrongfully detained in Iran: No idea.
On student loan debt cancellation: “So, um… we have no policy to announce yet.”
On the Durham report: “I can’t speak to that.”
On vaccine requirements for domestic travel: “I don’t have anything more to share.”
On COVID restrictions: “I do not know.”
On the border wall: “I have to look at the comments, I have not seen them.”

And when she does have answers, they are read directly from her prepared statements.

Of course, it isn’t entirely her fault; she works for an administration that is as clueless as they are incompetent.

But if Biden is going to continue dodging the press, the American people deserve answers. Karine Jean-Pierre doesn’t have any.