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First lady Jill Biden has slammed the Republican Party’s unyielding attacks on her and President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, as having a negative effect on the younger Mr Biden’s children and the rest of the Biden family, calling the incessant rhetoric directed at her son “cruel”.
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When Jill Biden wants to insult President Joe Biden during a fight, she lets her fingers do the talking. (Watch the video below.)
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First lady Jill Biden is defending her family amid accusations from Republicans about President Joe Biden and their son Hunter, while also attempting to ease concerns over the president's age going into the 2024 election.
WASHINGTON (AP) — First lady Jill Biden says her husband’s age is an “asset,” as President Joe Biden — at 81 already the oldest American leader in history — faces persistent questions from voters about his decision to seek another term.
The likely candidates in the 2024 presidential match-up issued two starkly different new year messages to voters, with Joe Biden striking a note of cheerful optimism as his almost certain challenger, Donald Trump, lashed out in a social media post laden with lies and conspiracy theories.
