White House press secretary Jen Psaki said she is not aware of anyone asking a member of Vice President Kamala Harris' staff to send out a positive tweet following reports of dysfunction in her office. <a href="https://twitter.com/davidmgins/status/1467619770208038925">Harris' deputy director of operations David Gins tweeted a photo of him at his desk on Sunday with the text</a>, "Hi. My name is David Gins. I work for Vice President Harris on behalf of the American people as Deputy Director for Operations and absolutely love my job." "I just want to ask about the Washington Post article. There’s another article that’s come out after a string of articles detailing dysfunction in the Vice President’s office. And then, the Director of Operations put out a tweet today talking about how much he loved his job. There was a similar sort of social media push this summer following some negative headlines about ongoings in the Vice President’s office. Did anybody ask the Deputy Director to put out a positive tweet today, or was that all him?" a reporter asked Psaki on Monday. "I’m not aware of any asks for a positive tweet or a specific tweet," Psaki said. "I would point you to the Vice President’s office. But I work with a number of people in the Vice President’s office who certainly are looking forward to continuing their jobs." <blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Hi. My name is David Gins. I work for Vice President Harris on behalf of the American people as Deputy Director for Operations and absolutely love my job. <br><br>Just thought some of you should know