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She is often referred to as Dr Jill, so it's important that the article explain why. Currently it's kinda buried deep in the article. To be honest I thought she was a physician, probably a lot of other people do too. It wouldn't really matter if she rarely used the "doctor" title, however she uses it very frequently. And she has every right to be proud of her education doctorate. But the clarification that her doctorate is not medical, should be more prominent in the article. Jozsefs (talk) 08:45, 22 August 2024 (UTC)Reply
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As reported by many reliable sources (see below), Mrs. Biden wore a red suit when President Biden and she went to vote. This went viral online as many commentators viewed this as a subtle way to show that Jill (and by extension her husband) voted for Trump, since red is the colour associated with the Republican Party in the USA. Shouldn't this be mentioned as part of the "Fashion and style" subheading?
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I want provide an addition or correction to the way Jill Stevenson met Joe Biden. This information was provided by her former husband Bill Stevenson which aired a few years ago on social media and YouTube. According to her former husband, Bill Stevenson, Jill Stevenson met her future husband, Joe Biden, while working on his senatorial campaign in 1972. This was before Biden’s first wife and daughter died in a car accident. The two did not meet on a blind date in 1975 as previously reported. Stevenson states there were 500 people working on Biden’s campaign and 500 people knew about the affair. Joe Biden could often be seen driving around in Jill’s car.
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