Cover to Cover: Jill Biden shares love for teaching, information about Joe Biden’s political challenges in ‘View from the East Wing’

Joe And Jill Biden’s June 27 Debate Decision Still Haunts Democrats.

(ThyBlackMan.com) June 27 is coming up, the date of the 2024 debate when America watched Joe Biden tank the election to Donald Trump. Remember? It would be hard to forget Democrats’ pain when we saw a ghostly Biden self-destruct and grope for words. Jill Biden tried to pretend otherwise, but the damage was done. America is still paying dearly for the June 27 debacle. The Trump demolition tour for his 80th birthday and the nation’s 250th is about…

In Her Memoir, Jill Biden Continues to Avoid Reality

A sense of make-believe and avoidance pervades “View from the East Wing,” Jill Biden’s memoir about her tenure as First Lady, Amy Davidson Sorkin writes.

Jill Biden acknowledges former president will live with stage 4 cancer, concedes he has slowed down

Former first lady Jill Biden said her husband, former President Joe Biden, has stage four prostate cancer that has spread to his bones and will require treatment for the rest of his life, an admission that raises hard questions about the health of the man who, until January 2025, held the most demanding job on...

Cover to Cover: Jill Biden shares love for teaching, information about Joe Biden’s political challenges in ‘View from the East Wing’

Content warning: This review contains mention of suicide.  Jill Biden unexpectedly reinvigorated my interest in teaching and provided a unique, personalized view into her and Joe Biden’s four years in the White House. In “View from the East Wing,” published on June 2, the former First Lady recounts her life inside and outside the White...

It’s Not Jill Biden’s Fault

The 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. It’s finally come time to sort through all that’s happened, for my own understanding, and for history”—lay it on me, sister—but just a page later: “And yet, I don’t want to spend too much…