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Updated · Fox News · Jul 17
Jill Biden Alleges Media Double Standard on Joe Biden's 4-Year Presidency
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Jul 17

Jill Biden Alleges Media Double Standard on Joe Biden's 4-Year Presidency

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 17

Summary

  • Jill Biden said Joe Biden would have been "excoriated" for actions she says are now tolerated in the Trump White House, arguing the press applied a double standard to his four years in office.
  • At a June 2 event at New York's 92nd Street Y with Whoopi Goldberg, she also said the Biden team may have failed to build closer ties with reporters and be more open.
  • Biden framed that as one of her regrets, saying the administration could have helped the press see them as "real people" rather than figureheads.
  • In the same book-tour appearance, she pushed back on Democratic criticism of her memoir's 2024 election material, telling former Biden spokesman Andrew Bates to "call me up, and say it to my face."

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