Jill Biden Accuses Trump Of What?
Jill Biden is now trying to pin Biden’s faults on Trump and Americans are outraged.
First Lady Jill Biden dismissed concerns over her husband President Joe Biden’s polling numbers on Wednesday, expressing confidence that voters will ultimately “choose good over evil” in the upcoming November 5 election. Her remarks came while taking a swipe at former President Donald Trump’s cognitive abilities.
During an appearance on “The View,” co-host Joy Behar criticized Trump’s communication skills, claiming he struggles to form coherent sentences and often loses his train of thought mid-paragraph. Jill Biden responded by assuring viewers that President Biden will demonstrate his sharp intellect and extensive experience in any debate against Trump. She echoed Behar’s sentiment, suggesting that Trump’s ability to articulate is noticeably lacking.
“Wait until you see how intelligent and experienced Joe is,” she remarked. “And then compare that to someone who, as Joy put it, ‘can’t put a sentence together.’” Since when can’t Donald Trump put a sentence together.
The Trump campaign swiftly responded, with national spokesperson Karoline Leavitt issuing a statement to The Post. She attacked President Biden’s physical and cognitive fitness, accusing him of being unable to perform basic tasks without error. Leavitt suggested that instead of appearing on talk shows, Jill Biden should prepare for her family’s departure from the White House.
Polls have highlighted voter concerns about Joe Biden’s age, exacerbated by several high-profile gaffes. At 81, he is the oldest president in U.S. history, and if he completes a second term, he would be 86. Trump, 77, would also set a record as the oldest president if he serves a second full term, leaving office at 82 in 2029.
The two candidates have agreed to face off in two debates, scheduled for June 27 and September 10. Currently, Trump holds a narrow lead over Biden by 1.1 percentage points in national polls, according to the RealClearPolitics average.
Despite the polls, Jill Biden expressed confidence in her husband’s campaign. “We’re not taking anything for granted, and I believe those polls will change,” she stated. “As voters become more informed about the issues and the stark differences between the two candidates, I trust they will make the right choice.”
Jill Biden also voiced concerns about the potential consequences of a second Trump presidency, citing Trump’s use of terms like “dictator” and “violence” as red flags. “We must not take our democracy for granted,” she warned.
Her appearance on “The View” also served to promote her new children’s book, “Willow the White House Cat,” set for release on June 4. The book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the White House through the eyes of the First Family’s cat, Willow, and serves as a tribute to the staff’s kindness and dedication. “I wanted to thank them for their acts of kindness, which I believe are incredibly important in life,” she explained.
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