Jen Psaki compares favorably to her predecessors from the Trump administration due to her composed demeanor and lack of severe criticism from shows like Saturday Night Live.
Psaki's book, 'Lessons from Work, the White House, and the World,' balances political insights with practical tips and subtle critiques, avoiding the sensationalism of a tell-all memoir.
Psaki critiques Donald Trump and his associates by offering career advice, pointing out flaws in a subtle and surgical manner without engaging in direct attacks.
While critical of Sean Spicer, Psaki questions his credibility and decision to take on the role of speaking for Trump, framing her criticisms as thoughtful reflections rather than aggressive takedowns.
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