There's More to Jill Biden's Story That Makes Her Actions More Despicable
Jill Biden is facing backlash following the release of her new book and comments regarding her husband's performance in a debate. In her memoir, she expresses concern about Joe Biden's health during the debate but later contradicts herself by acknowledging his mistakes. Critics, including former aides, accuse her of gaslighting and revising history regarding her husband's cognitive state.
- ▪Jill Biden's new book discusses her experiences as First Lady and her husband's debate performance.
- ▪She initially claimed to be worried about Joe Biden's health during the debate but later admitted he made mistakes.
- ▪Former aides have criticized her comments as revisionist history and accused her of gaslighting.
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There's More to Jill Biden's Story That Makes Her Actions More Despicable By Nick Arama | 8:11 PM on May 28, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/Gerald Herbert As we reported, Jill Biden is out with a new book and a new interview to promote it. However, she's already facing a lot of backlash, as my RedState colleague Sister Toldjah explained, for some of the things that she's said. She said, for example, that she'd never seen Joe Biden behave as he did in his one disastrous 2024 debate with then-GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, before or since. She was fearful, she said, that he was having a stroke or had some other medical issue.
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