Jill Biden: US must choose ‘good’ over ‘evil’, it has nothing to do with age, Donald Trump will bring chaos

Synopsis

US First Lady Jill Biden has in an interview expressed confidence in her husband’s electoral prospects in the 2024 US Presidential Elections. She has dismissed Donald Trump’s chances.

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In an interview with ABC’s ‘The View’, hosted by Sunny Hostin, US First Lady Jill Biden said in the most unambiguous words that the US has to choose between good and evil in the 2024 Presidential Election. She discussed a range of issues, including the upcoming US Presidential Elections. The First Lady exuded confidence when asked about her husband’s victory for the second time. She dismissed the Republican Party and its Presidential contender Donald Trump, who is also Joe Biden’s predecessor.

Jill Biden: Election is not about age

Among the key points that were discussed was the capability of the incumbent president. Many analysts have pointed out the age of Joe Biden who is 81 and have expressed their lack of confidence in his abilities to run for the office of the US President. The First Lady pointed out that Trump will turn 78 in the next two weeks. Further, she added that this was not about age but about the character of an individual.

She pointed out Trump’s use of words such as “violence”, “dictator” and “bloodbath” and said that these weren’t mere words but had been witnessed earlier when in 2021, protesters had stormed various buildings in the US capital after the electoral results were declared including the US Capitol.

Surveys: Trump has an edge over Biden

Presently, various surveys have indicated that Trump has an edge over Biden. Jill Biden dismissed it saying that views of the electors change before the elections when they compare the policies and profile of candidates. She stated that people become educated and this is about choosing good over evil. She expressed confidence that Americans would choose good over evil. She described her husband as providing ‘strong leadership’ as opposed to Trump who believed in ‘chaos’.

On the upcoming debates between Trump and Biden which have been scheduled for June 27 and September 10, the first lady emphasized the importance of this debate which would enable the voters to make a firm choice.

2024 US Presidential Elections

The election is scheduled for November 2024 and the winner is expected to enter office after being sworn in and taking an oath in January 2025. In an election that took place in 2020, Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump after his first term. In the upcoming election, he is expected to face his predecessor again.

FAQs:

1. When will the debate between Trump and Biden take place?
The first debate between the two will take place on June 27 in Atlanta. The second debate will take place on September 10. The location is still unknown.

2. Who has been the shortest-serving President of the US?
In 1841, Willian Henry Harrison became the 9th president of the US. On the 32nd day after assuming office, he became the first US President to die in office.

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