Dr. Jill Biden Campaigns Hard For First Lady In North Carolina

Posted • June 29, 2024: First Lady Dr. Jill Biden was there at the CNN debate Thursday night to rally the troops, and also to help her husband down from the stage. https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1806719171582943232/vid/avc1/1280x720/DIQ9I4g3kDuqQEuD.mp4 -- We've seen this before, as early as 2022: https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1488962374388391944/pu/vid/1280x720/hriF_hJl-5TOXglc.mp4 -- As we learned from Axios earlier, there are two Joe Bidens — one who is "dependably engaged" between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. So we have a functioning president six hours a day. This must be why Biden was able to give such a fiery speech at a rally Friday afternoon in North Carolina following his disaster of an appearance at Thursday night's debate. Or maybe it was the presence of a teleprompter? We don't know what he took, but Biden's cold cleared up quickly.

What we haven't looked at is Dr. Jill Biden's performance at Friday's rally. Channeling Katy Perry from Hillary Clinton's disastrous run, Dr. Biden wore a "VOTE" dress as she took the podium to assure that it was indeed her husband on stage Thursday night. Do you see Biden in the background there? It looks like he's about to lean in and bite her finger again. That or fall over. Collin Rugg has a clip zooming in on Biden watching his wife campaign very hard to stay in the White House another four years. The video is clipped, but she seems to allude to Biden's "unimaginable tragedies" — like his uncle being eaten by cannibals. -- Joe stands awkwardly and looks completely lost behind his wife at a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina after his disastrous debate performance. Who is the real president here? According to a new debate poll conducted by YouGov, 43% of people thought that the former president won the debate while only 22% thought that Joe won. (…)

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