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Trump trolls Jill Biden over debate ‘stroke’ remark, offers alternate theory
Trump mocked Jill Biden’s account of the 2024 debate and said his own performance caused Joe Biden to choke, while claiming he knew the reason.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump mocked First Lady Jill Biden on Truth Social, criticizing her memoir remarks where she admitted fearing Joe Biden was having a stroke during their 2024 Presidential Debate.
- Jill Biden's upcoming memoir, "View From the East Wing," details her reaction to the June 2024 debate, where she feared Joe Biden was "having a stroke" or "drugged" during his somnolent performance.
- Trump suggested his "strong performance in that debate" caused Joe Biden to "choke," while book excerpts reveal Jill Biden privately told her husband he "really f**ked up" despite publicly praising him.
- These revelations have reignited Democratic infighting regarding Joe Biden's age, frustrating Democrats who hoped to move past the 2024 election and focus on November's midterm elections.
- Highlighting persistent partisan divides, the memoir's promotional tour continues to stir controversy as both sides re-litigate the debate that forced Joe Biden to abandon his reelection bid.
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‘My strong performance’: Trump delivers zinger when Jill Biden explains her thoughts about 2024 debate * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Source link First Lady Jill Biden and the Biden family dog Major prepare to tape a video segment with President Joe Biden for Super Bowl LV Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021, in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House. (Official White House photo by Adam Schultz) Joe Biden’s 2024 presidential bid vaporized when he delivered
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C 24%
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