First Lady Jill Biden will hit the southern states as she desperately tries to fend off calls for her husband to drop out of the race before he drags the entire Democrat Party down with him.
On Monday, Mrs. Biden is set to make the case for sticking with Joe in visits to Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, with two of the states being critical to the family’s hopes of prolonging their lives of perks and privilege with the bill for their lavish existence footed by taxpayers.
Her southern swing comes after the president’s heavily hyped interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, a chance to reverse the self-inflicted damage from the octogenarian’s nationally televised implosion in the CNN presidential debate, a performance that has brought chaos to the party a mere four months before the election.
The first lady will make stops in Wilmington, NC, Columbus, GA, and Tampa, FL to promote the administration’s Veterans and Military Families for Biden-Harris initiative, a political effort to organize military families to do their part to keep the commander-in-chief and his greedball clan in the White House.
“Our veterans and military families are the brave and the bold, who step forward for all of us,” said Biden campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez who said that the group would work to “engage and mobilize millions of veterans and military families in the U.S. to vote to reelect the president,” according to the Associated Press.
“They deserve a commander in chief who respects their bravery and understands personally their sacrifice, not one who denigrates them for being willing to put their lives on the line for our democracy,” Rodriguez added, referring to the “suckers and losers” hoax that Biden continues to invoke despite former President Donald J. Trump’s denials that he said any such thing.
Mrs. Biden has been the focus of harsh criticism with the president’s family having dug in to resist the Dem establishment’s attempted coup against her hubby.
Some like Megyn Kelly have accused her of being “power hungry” and of wanting a “shadow presidency” and her being featured on the latest cover of Vogue magazine shows that she’s not going to surrender her lavish celebrity lifestyle without a hell of a fight.
“Every campaign is important, and every campaign is hard,” shares Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady and Vogue’s August cover subject. Whatever happens between now and November, it is Jill Biden who will remain the president’s closest confidant and advocate. https://t.co/y6WcDbsWtf pic.twitter.com/4LQFUzoVx6
— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) July 1, 2024
With North Carolina and Georgia still in play, it’s understandable why Dr. Jill would visit but deep-red Florida is a lost cause with Democrats having been swept from power under the leadership of Governor Ron DeSantis. Biden’s own campaign has already run up the white flag on the Sunshine State so her trip to Tampa seems like a waste of time. Georgia and North Carolina too if the Democrat putsch is successful.
“There is nothing Jill Biden can say to convince the American people otherwise, but we welcome her visit to Florida to once again remind everyone of her husband’s failures,” said Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) in a text sent by his campaign to the Tampa Bay Times.
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