As Karine Jean-Pierre prepares to step down as White House Press Secretary, speculation about her next move is growing. Media commentators told the *Daily Caller* that despite widespread criticism of her performance, Jean-Pierre will likely land a cable news contributor role, following the path of her predecessor Jen Psaki, now with MSNBC.

Critics argue that her history of dishonesty and lackluster performance should disqualify her from such roles, but others believe her partisan approach makes her a fit for left-leaning outlets. *NewsBusters* editor Curtis Houck predicts she’ll return to MSNBC or CNN, while conservative commentator Mollie Hemingway sarcastically suggested she’s perfect for CBS News.

Emily Jashinsky from Young America’s Foundation noted Jean-Pierre may face challenges due to the Biden administration’s struggles during her tenure, which have hurt the president’s brand even on the left. Others pointed out her repeated falsehoods, particularly about Biden’s condition, as a lasting stain on her credibility.

Criticism intensified recently when Jean-Pierre praised her communications team on social media, prompting backlash from conservative users who accused her of misleading the public throughout her tenure. Some, like columnist Tim Murtaugh, blame her team for contributing to President Biden’s political challenges, stating their work ultimately failed.