Jill Biden knocked for blocking reporters from President Biden: 'Nobody elected her'
Former Georgia Rep. Doug Collins argues elected officials are 'over-classifying' information and criticizes the first lady after she 'shielded' Biden from reporter questions. He also discusses state of emergency declaration over the Atlanta riots.
First lady Jill Biden was quick to capitalize on the State of the Union publicity to raise money for Democrats, appearing to sign a fundraising text within the first half of her husband's speech.
"It's Jill. I'm so proud of Joe," the text blast read. "But there's more for this team to accomplish. Can you chip in $20 to the DNC to get it done?"
The Democratic National Committee's fundraising blitz, signed by the first lady, came at 9:20 p.m. ET – just 20 minutes into the president's roughly 90-minute speech.
JILL BIDEN, DOUG EMHOFF SHARE KISS AHEAD OF BIDEN STATE OF THE UNION
First Lady Jill Biden appeared to sign a Democrat fundraising text sent during the State of the Union. (Screenshot)
President Biden delivered his second State of the Union speech Tuesday evening before Congress. Biden touted the progress made under his administration during his speech, receiving backlash from Republicans in the chamber on the border and budget cuts.
First lady Jill Biden and second gentleman Douglas Emhoff attend President Biden's second State of the Union. The pair shared a kiss ahead of the president's address to Congress. (Nathan Howard/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The first lady drew headlines earlier in the evening over her exchange with the second gentleman, Doug Emhoff, when the pair shared a kiss that went viral on Twitter.
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Jill Biden sat alongside Emhoff and the family of Tyre Nichols, who were featured guests of President Biden at his State of the Union address. Nichols was pulled over by police and fatally beaten last month in Memphis, Tennessee.
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