Former Jill Biden spokesman claims ex-first lady is trying to ‘change the tape’ after 2024 debate admission
Former Jill Biden spokesman Michael LaRosa accused the ex-first lady of attempting to alter public perception following her comments about President Biden's debate performance. Jill Biden had expressed concern during the debate, suggesting her husband might have been having a stroke. Critics argue that her recent remarks are an attempt to reshape her initial reaction to the event.
- ▪Michael LaRosa claimed Jill Biden is trying to 'change the tape' regarding her husband's debate performance.
- ▪Jill Biden previously stated she feared President Biden was having a stroke during the debate.
- ▪Republicans used Biden's debate performance to argue he is unfit to continue as president.
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US News Former Jill Biden spokesman claims ex-first lady is trying to ‘change the tape’ after 2024 debate admission By Max Bacall, Fox News Published May 31, 2026, 4:48 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Trump sees massive potential in Giants QB Jaxson Dart amid event controversy Ex-ICE chief sees a bigger game behind New Jersey’s escalating unrest 'Alaskan Bush People' star Matt Brown dead at 42 after apparent self-harm Former Jill Biden spokesman Michael LaRosa accused the former first lady of trying to “change the tape” after she revealed in a recent interview that she feared President Biden was having a stroke during his disastrous 2024 debate performance.
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