Jill Biden's Tribute to Joe Biden at DNC

CHICAGO (AP) — First Lady Jill Biden is set to address the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Monday night, where she will celebrate her husband, President Joe Biden's, extensive public service career as his presidency nears its conclusion. Reflecting on her initial reluctance to enter the political spotlight, Jill Biden has embraced her role and aims to highlight the president's achievements over his 50 years in public life. In her speech, Jill Biden is expected to commend her husband's character and reaffirm her support for Vice President Kamala Harris, who has been named the Democratic Party's nominee following President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race. The first lady has been vocal about her commitment to her husband's reelection efforts, even amidst calls for him to step aside after a challenging debate performance against Republican Donald Trump. As the administration approaches its final months, Jill Biden plans to continue advocating for her key initiatives, including support for military families, cancer research, women's health, and educational opportunities. She has also been active in campaigning for Harris, emphasizing unity and hope for the future in her upcoming remarks. The DNC's opening night will honor President Biden's legacy, which includes six terms as a U.S. senator, eight years as vice president, and one term as president. Despite some dissent within the party, the convention aims to rally support for the Biden-Harris ticket as they navigate the political landscape ahead.