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Jill Biden Becomes Victim of Poor Sign Placement During High School Visit in Utah

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Editor’s Note: Our readers responded strongly to this story when it originally ran; we’re reposting it here in case you missed it.

First lady Jill Biden spoke to teachers and students at a high school in Utah on Jan. 16, but the visit came with some unfortunate optics that apparently no one who organized the event considered beforehand.

The wife of President Joe Biden paid a visit to a school in West Valley City, a suburb of Salt Lake City.

The school chosen was Hunter High School.

Given that the first lady’s eldest stepchild, Hunter Biden, has become synonymous to millions of Americans with drug use, an image of her speaking behind a podium with the words “Hunter High” went viral on the social media platform X:

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Biden, who is a community college teacher, did not mention the irony during her remarks at the school.

She instead stumped for her husband’s re-election campaign.

“President Biden has delivered on his promises to you: from addressing the mental health and academic needs of our students, to passing a bipartisan gun safety law, to loan forgiveness for public servants, including educators,” the first lady said, according to the official White House transcript of her remarks.

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“We’re all here because we heard the same calling — and we answered it,” she said, speaking directly to Hunter High teachers. “We answered it because we’re learners — collecting all the wisdom, and art, and insight humanity has to offer.

Hunter Biden has admitted he was struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine as recently as just a few years ago.

He is facing three felony gun charges after lying about being addicted to illegal drugs when he bought a .38 revolver in 2018, according to prosecutors.

Earlier in January, the president’s son paid a surprise visit to the U.S. Capitol as House Republicans weighed holding him in contempt of Congress. He abruptly left the hearing once Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia began to lay into him.

In the hallway outside, Hunter Biden was met by a gaggle of reporters.

One man repeatedly questioned him about his crack cocaine usage.

“What kind of crack do you use, Mr. Biden?” the man shouted.

“Are you on crack today?” he asked in a follow-up question.


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Johnathan Jones has worked as a reporter, an editor, and producer in radio, television and digital media.
Johnathan "Kipp" Jones has worked as an editor and producer in radio and television. He is a proud husband and father.




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