Twitter roasts Biden White House for suggesting 'conversation' on renaming Atlanta Braves: 'Out of touch'

President Biden welcomes the Atlanta Braves to the White House to celebrate their 2021 World Series championship.

Twitter roasted White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre for suggesting that conservations about rebranding the Atlanta Braves are "important" to have.

"We believe that it's important to have this conversation, and Native American and indigenous voices, they should be at the center of this conversation," Jean-Pierre told Bloomberg News' Jennifer Jacobs during Monday's White House press briefing.

"That is something that the president believes, that is something this administration believes, and he has consistently emphasized all people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect," she added.

The comments coincided the team's visit to the White House to celebrate their 2021 World Series win over the Houston Astros and followed a question concerning the franchise's controversial "tomahawk chop" rallying cry performed during games.

BRAVES' MONIKER, TOMAHAWK CHOP CELEBRATION QUESTIONED DURING WHITE HOUR BRIEFING

ATLANTA, GA - AUGUST 20:  Atlanta Braves fans doing the "Tomahawk Chop" during the game against the Washington Nationals at Turner Field on August 20, 2016 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Kevin Liles/Getty Images)

Reactions poured in as fans, lawmakers and more called the Biden administration "out of touch" and claimed the suggestion missed the mark of the major concerns most Americans have.

"The @Braves should always be the Atlanta Braves. Go Braves and Keep Choppin'!" wrote Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, R.

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., slammed the proposal as well, writing, "This is not the business of Washington," and GOP Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker said "Georgia will not fall for woke