Published 2 months ago

First Lady visits Truman Library ahead of KC fundraiser

Summary by Ground News

First Lady Jill Biden visits Kansas City and the Truman Presidential Library Dr. Biden is visiting with students and teachers at the Truman Library before heading to a private campaign rally for President Joe Biden's re-election campaign. The First Lady wanted to highlight the museum's programming to support civic literacy and education in the community. It's her third visit to Kansas City since her husband took office, and it's it's third time visiting with local students.

More
Filters

4 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

KMBC

First Lady Jill Biden visits Kansas City and the Truman Presidential Library

Dr. Biden is visiting with students and teachers at the Truman Library before heading to a private campaign rally for President Joe Biden's re-election campaign

2 months ago·K C M O, United States

Read Full Article

Kansas City Star

First lady Jill Biden talks with Kansas City-area students, lays flowers at Truman’s grave

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — First lady Jill Biden met with Kansas City-area students Wednesday at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum as they explored the Missouri-born president’s decision

2 months ago·K C M O, United States

Read Full Article

Fox 4 Kansas City

First Lady visits Truman Library ahead of KC fundraiser

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- First Lady Dr. Jill Biden visited the Truman Presidential Library and Museum Wednesday afternoon meeting with students and teachers before heading to a political event for the Biden Victory Fund in Kansas City. After first meeting local dignitaries, Biden headed in to the Truman Library and Museum's Civics Gallery where she got to view a center piece from President Harry Truman and his desk in the oval office, "The Buck Sto…

2 months ago·Kansas City, United States

Read Full Article

The Examiner

First lady visits Truman Library, meets with students - The Examiner

By Mike Genet mike.genet@examiner.net In White House Decision Center sessions at the Truman Presidential Library, high school students take on the roles of the 33rd president, seven different advisers and even the press corps peppering the president with questions at a news conference announcing a decision on issues that Truman himself faced. Normally there is not a first lady at the news conference, but Wednesday was a notable exception. Firs…

2 months ago

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year