Jen Psaki’s vile hit on Usha Vance shows how Dems insult women on the right

It’s open season on women on the right.

Comments spewed by a star of the far-left information cesspool MSNBC stick out as nasty, sexist and utterly degrading.

Not only to women, but to the men who love them.

Jen Psaki, who served as Joe Biden’s press secretary, took aim at President Trump and Vice President JD Vance during Tuesday’s episode of the “I’ve Had it” podcast.

But she saved her most demeaning insults for Second Lady Usha Vance.

She asserted that Mrs. Vance, 39, mother of 3, was afraid of her overly “ambitious” husband, 41, who’s even worse than the 79-year-old Trump.

She snidely offered to save the poor lady from harm secretly, so her husband would not detect the rescue.

“I think the little Manchurian candidate, JD Vance, wants to be president more than anything else,” Psaki sneered, as if Vance might be the first veep ever to crave a promotion to prez.

(Hello, Joe Biden. Kamala Harris!)

“I always wonder what’s going on in the mind of his wife,” Psaki continued condescendingly.

She suggested JD Vance is “scarier” than Trump, and that his wife — who happens to be an accomplished, Yale-bred lawyer — may agree, but is too timid to fight back.

Please.

“Like, are you OK? Please blink four times,” Psaki said.

“We’ll come over here. We’ll save you.”

And this hypocritical, pampered paid talker calls herself “progressive.”

Slamming the spouses of Republican men is a popular pastime on the left.

First Lady Melania Trump was attacked, mainly during her husband’s first term in office, by progressives imagining she was being held hostage by the president.

The barbs always portray the women on the right as incapable of thinking for themselves, weak, helpless prisoners of men.

The double-standard is glaring.

Women on the left are portrayed as heroines.

Democrats rarely, for example, take on Hillary Clinton for staying with President Bill Clinton, despite his Oval Office dalliance with adoring intern Monica Lewinsky.

While women such as Melania Trump and Usha Vance are depicted as caricatures possessing zero agency, Hillary Clinton willingness to stand by her man in the face of betrayal is either celebrated or ignored.

But cackling hyenas such as Jen Psaki care little about women who disagree with her.

How in the world does she keep her job?