Daily News | Why Jill Biden could be the key to her husband’s reelection campaign
She touts her Philadelphia ties any chance she gets — a way to appeal in a key swing state but also to connect her middle-class upbringing to her husband’s policy goals.basketball teams that played in the finals should visit the White HouseIt can also endear her to an audience. At the National Governors Association’s annual meeting in Atlantic City last week she dutifully touted the administration’s “workforce hub initiative,” a program in five U.S. cities to boost workforce development.
That background helps her connect, said Lake, the pollster. “They really like her teaching and that it’s at a community college, not in an ivory tower.” Increasingly, Jill Biden is going into more Republican rooms. Her three focus areas as first lady — military families, cancer research, and education — are largely bipartisan initiatives.
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