MSNBC host Jen Psaki responded to a mocking tweet by White House communications director Steven Cheung, who ridiculed her for having personalized note cards. Cheung tweeted a photo of the stationery found at the White House, implying it signified her inflated self-importance. Psaki countered by stressing the significance of written communication and the need to focus on more pressing national issues, such as rising costs and veterans' care. She noted that using personalized stationery is rooted in etiquette and expresses appreciation for others' work.
"Would hope you had more important things to worry about (you know the cost of eggs, childcare, veterans waiting for care...)", wrote Psaki, highlighting pressing issues over personal attacks.
"As numerous commentators pointed out, stationery with the sender's name is a long-running form of etiquette, even in today's digital age," underscoring the continuing relevance of traditional communication.
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