And the rats begin to flee the sinking ship known as the SS Biden. Roberta S. Jacobson, the mustard and hot dog dressing hag who was appointed to be Biden’s “border czar” can’t handle her job and is quitting at the end of April. Bye Felicia.
President Joe Biden’s “border czar” will leave the White House, as the administration continues struggling to handle the migration crisis on the Southern border.
Former U.S. ambassador to Mexico Roberta S. Jacobson, who was appointed by Biden to lead the diplomatic effort in Central America, will leave her position at the end of April, she revealed to the New York Times.
News of Jacobson’s resignation broke after Biden appointed Vice President Kamala Harris as the point person for the border crisis, particularly on diplomatic negotiations with Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.
Jacobson told the Times she was not resigning because of Harris’s role, stressing she was only expected to serve in her position for 100 days.
“Nobody could be more delighted to see the vice president take on that role,” she told the Times. “It didn’t have anything to do with my decision.”