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"Dr." Jill Biden will release her memoir, View from the East Wing, in June. Just in time for you to read it on your summer beach trip. Jill says the book will:
...share the good moments that lifted me and the difficult ones that challenged me. I also reflect on how this chapter in our lives came to a close when Joe made the unprecedented decision not to seek re-election and pass the torch—what that moment meant for our family and for me personally after years of public service together.
Jill's book will come with a selection of upholstery fabrics from her own collection that you can use to design your next formal dress.
Also, be sure to pick up a copy of Hunter Biden's memoir, Beautiful Things, which focuses on his drug-addled life. He published it in April 2021, so there might still be copies on the remainder table.
"President" Joe Biden is also reportedly hard at work on his memoir, for which he received a $10 million advance, although no title or publication date is yet available. I'm not sure that he can write it with an autopen, so it may take a while for it to come out. Don't count on it for your summer reading.
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No one who isn't paid to read these will read these.
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Joe Biden's book had better be named "Malarkey" or I'll be disappointed.
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Does the urban dictionary define public service as grifting?
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"The unprecedented decision not to seek re-election and pass the torch"???!!! What an awful way to describe allowing your obviously sick and mentally challenged spouse to try to run a country the first time wasn't bad enough? He had cancer, his staff knew he wasn't cognizant. How does this woman live with herself, let along write a stupid book?
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It pss me off every time a politician uses the term 'public service'
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