Synonyms for Jill Biden
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1. List of known nicknames for "Jill Biden":

   Jill Tracy Jacobs, Jill Tracy Biden, Jill Jacobs, Jill Tracy Stevenson, Jill Jacobs-Biden, Dr. Jill Biden

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1. The Bidens:

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2. Jill Biden:

   I never mention second lady. I do get asked once in a while, you know,' Hey. Are you Joe Biden wife ?' And I'll say' he's one of my relatives,' or if I get pushed I say...' I'm Jill Biden.' And they'll look at me and they say,' OK.' We don't talk about politics. We don't talk about second lady. I never mention it.

3. Jill Biden:

   Shame on Jill Biden, i would never allow my husband -- if he was losing his cognizant discipline – I would never allow him to go on TV or pretend that he’s running for president… but this is a power-hungry family.

4. Beau Biden:

   To those who mourn a loved one today, Jill Biden and I have some idea how The President're feeling. Our losses are not the same, but that black hole The President feel in The President chest, as if it's going to suck The President into it, we get.

5. Kate Andersen Brower:

   The first lady is the best surrogate you can get, especially when they can connect, like Jill Biden can, to bread and butter issues like education and child care, usually, first ladies have much higher approval ratings, so they can appeal to a broader audience than their husbands. They tend to be less polarizing because they usually do not weigh in on hot-button political issues.