First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will sit down with MSNBC for an interview in an attempt to bolster enthusiasm for husband Joe’s re-election campaign.
The FLOTUS will sit down with MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski to discuss her “life, career and the pivotal year ahead” at a White House event this week.
But is sending Jill Biden out in front of the cameras the best move for Team Biden?
From Fox News:
DePauw University professor and media critic Jeffrey McCall says it’s a “miscalculation” for Team Biden to make the first lady a campaign surrogate, at least one with a heavier media presence than the candidate himself.
“Voters can surely infer she is only doing the interviews because the president can’t or won’t,” McCall told Fox News Digital.
The last news platform that landed a Biden interview was the Oct. 15 installment of “60 Minutes” with CBS correspondent Scott Pelley, primarily focusing on the president’s reaction to the Hamas attacks against Israel that occurred days prior.
After Biden’s 60 Minutes interview fell flat, Trump shredded him on social.
“Each question contained the answer, and was so weakly and apologetically asked that it was a JOKE which should be considered a campaign contribution to the Democrat Party,” Trump exclaimed.
More over at Fox News:
Jill Biden grants sit-down with MSNBC as husband enters 2024 on dry spell of serious interviews https://t.co/6ThtDtELDg
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