President Biden Has Not Contacted Families of Marines Killed in Crash Three Days Ago

President Biden travels to South Carolina

Washington, D.C. – In a heartfelt statement during a recent press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre conveyed deep condolences to the families, friends, and loved ones of the five Marines who tragically lost their lives earlier this week. Jean-Pierre acknowledged the profound impact of the loss on the Marine community and the nation as a whole, emphasizing the administration’s solidarity and grief with the bereaved families.

While Jean-Pierre did not provide details of any direct communication between President Biden and the families of the fallen Marines, she made it clear that the administration holds them dearly in their thoughts. “Our hearts go out to the devastating loss of those five Marines and their families and to their friends and the people who love them,” Jean-Pierre stated, reflecting the collective mourning and respect for the service and sacrifice of the military personnel.

The White House’s response underscores the administration’s commitment to honoring the lives of service members who make the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The lack of a specific call to the families from the President at the time of the briefing does not diminish the profound respect and condolences offered by the administration to those affected by this tragic event.

Jeff Jones
Jeff is a 2nd-year college student in Maryland. He is aspiring to become a newsroom video editor. He is working on his B.S. in Digital Journalism and Media.

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