First lady Jill Biden has finally hit the campaign trail ahead of next month’s election.
In a Tennessee stop last week, she preached unity at a fundraiser. “Governing isn’t a game. There’s no us versus them. No teams to root for or against,” Biden said. She even talked about winning over some Republicans to help with her husband’s agenda. “Just imagine what he could do with a few more partners,” she said.
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But then, her politics took over, and she asked for donations to her side, dismissing her earlier message. “I know you’ve donated, but if you could help with just a little bit more. Because politics isn’t a game. There are no spectators. We, all of us, all of you, are powerful. Together, we will win this November,” she said.
- He has been out of office for nearly two years, but the White House Visitor Center continues to show Donald Trump as president. In the display of presidential pictures, the last one reads, “Donald J. Trump 2017-,” and the next space is empty. Blogger Emily Miller tells us the U.S. Park Service claims it would have to tear the display out to add President Joe Biden, and it just hasn’t gotten around to it. Here’s her post on it.
- Penny Nance, the president of Concerned Women for America, is having a little fun on her latest national bus tour, this one to talk up critical conservative issues in 11 states that started Monday. In a poke at “woke” politics, she had this line painted on the back of the group’s pink bus: “Honk if you know what a woman is!”
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- Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is campaigning around the country for Republicans, is starting to promote his new book. Never Give An Inch is due out in January, but his team at Broadside Books is already talking it up. They said it “tells of how Pompeo helped the Trump administration craft the America First approach that upended Washington wisdom — and made him America’s enemies’ worst nightmare.”
