Jill Biden Sums Up Donald Trump With 1 Withering Word
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The first lady drew applause from "The View" audience with her comment.
Jill Biden spelled out the stark choice facing voters in the 2024 election.
On Wednesday’s broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” co-host Joy Behar asked the first lady what Democrats have to do to get across that her husband President Joe Biden is “competent, alert and doing the job and it’s not about his age.”
“The other one,” Behar said, referring to presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, “is doddery, doesn’t remember anything and can’t put a sentence together, and has brain farts in the middle of a paragraph, and they go after Joe.”
Jill Biden argued that this election isn’t about age, despite the attempts of some conservative figures ― including Trump himself ― to portray Biden as in cognitive decline.
Biden will be 81 and Trump will be 78 when the November election takes place, she pointed out, saying: “They’re basically the same age.”
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