For someone who insists on being called ‘Dr.’ — not a medical doctor or a PhD, just America’s most famous community college teacher — Jill Biden seems quite the opposite. What she is doing to her husband is arguably elder abuse, and what she’s doing to the nation is unforgivable.
It’s not enough that The New York Times, the day after last Thursday’s calamitous debate, called on corrupt President Biden to step down. Or that the New Yorker, The Economist, the Chicago Tribune, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution have all, too, called for Biden to go.
As for the American electorate, a damning new CBS poll shows that 72 percent of registered voters — both Republican and Democrat — think that Joe Biden should not be running for a second term. The same percentage said that they don’t think he is mentally and cognitively fit to serve as president.
That last data point begs a larger question, one the mainstream media — telling us, up until last week, that videos of Biden wandering off at the G7 or acting confused at Normandy or generally stumbling around, looking vacant and open-mouthed, were all ‘cheap fakes’ — has yet to get to.
Here’s Jill turning to Anna Wintour — another dinosaur clinging to power — and hosting a sycophantic Vogue writer who relays ‘drinking honey-ginger tea’ out of ‘dainty cups’ with the otherwise down-to-earth First Lady, as they gaze upon the White House’s South Lawn.
We don’t need more chaos,’ Jill tells her interviewer. If she really believes that, there’s one sure way to show it. Yet in this very profile, we must endure friends and staffers talking about regular, good-old Jill, who doesn’t really like D.C. or the trappings of power and celebrity, who would be more than happy to leave the White House behind.
If family meant everything to Jill, she wouldn’t have wrapped herself in a post-debate ‘VOTE’ dress. She wouldn’t have dragged Joe to a midnight Waffle House stop way past his bedtime. And she wouldn’t have called Annie Leibovitz to Camp David this weekend to shoot a grand, ceremonial family photograph marking her husband’s lowest point ever.
And as for that vaunted ‘democracy’ Jill insists she’s fighting for — well, we didn’t elect her. How hypocritical to claim that Donald Trump poses the greatest threat to democracy, ever, when we don’t even know who’s really in charge in the Biden White House.
Towards the end of her Vogue profile, Jill is quoted addressing a ‘Women for Biden’ event, talking about Trump and her husband’s enemies. They underestimate our power,’ Jill says, ‘because they don’t understand it. Truer words that chill the spine.