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Caitlin Flanagan: It’s Not Jill Biden’s Fault

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Caitlin Flanagan: It’s Not Jill Biden’s Fault
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Caitlin Flanagan: It’s Not Jill Biden’s Fault“If an old man can’t do his job anymore, don’t ask his wife to keep careful records on his decline,” writes Caitlin Flanagan. “That’s not a wife’s job.” (Anna Moneymaker via Getty Images)The former First Lady’s new memoir is being criticized by journalists, ex-aides, and Democratic operatives—the same people who pretended her husband was fit for office.By Caitlin Flanagan06.08.26 — U.S. PoliticsFOLLOW COLUMN --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narration711The title of Jill Biden’s new memoir is View from the East Wing, but a more apt title might be Still Mad.

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Caitlin Flanagan: It’s Not Jill Biden’s Fault“If an old man can’t do his job anymore, don’t ask his wife to keep careful records on his decline,” writes Caitlin Flanagan. “That’s not a wife’s job.” (Anna Moneymaker via Getty Images)The former First Lady’s new memoir is being criticized by journalists, ex-aides, and Democratic operatives—the same people who pretended her husband was fit for office.By Caitlin Flanagan06.08.26 — U.S. PoliticsFOLLOW COLUMN --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narration711The title of Jill Biden’s new memoir is View from the East Wing, but a more apt title might be Still Mad. Jill Biden is still mad, but unfortunately, Jill Biden is also still boring. She promises us a good time: “Only now can I stop to make sense of everything.

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