Jill Biden has the fate of the world in her hands

It could be a good idea for Dr. Jill Biden, the First Lady, to search through her wardrobe for a specific piece of clothing. In 2004, when Joe Biden chose not to run for president, his wife made a statement by wearing a halter top with the word "NO" written on her stomach.

After seeing how poorly her husband performed in his debate against Donald Trump, many Democrats are now wishing she will also speak out against her husband running for a second term. She might be the only one who can stop Trump from winning in November.

In today's times, both the Republicans and Democrats have not attempted to pressure a candidate to withdraw from an election. Their regulations make it extremely difficult to accomplish. The only individual with the authority to remove Mr. Biden from the ballot is the president.

The US president has clinched the likely Democratic nomination and is known to be a determined person. People close to the president believe that Mrs. Biden's opinion will carry the most weight on this issue.

Many people believe that Dr. Biden is a valuable political asset to her husband. It can be argued that, at least for the next few days, she holds a lot of power in the world.

Is it possible for her to convince her husband, who has been a politician for 52 years, to make one final sacrifice for the country in order to ensure his legacy? People close to them say that their relationship is based on respect and admiration for each other. They both value each other's opinions and advice.

The couple tied the knot in 1977 after Joe asked for her hand in marriage five times. Biden's first wife, Neilia, and daughter Naomi passed away in a tragic car accident in 1972. "Even back then, I could see the same qualities in him that I see today. Despite facing terrible tragedies, his positive outlook remains unwavering," Dr. Biden shared at a campaign event last Friday. "His resilience is unwavering, his belief in a better future is firm."

In her book "Where the Light Comes In," Dr. Biden discusses supporting her husband in a situation similar to the one he is currently experiencing. She shares that as a political spouse, her ability to remain calm and composed has been helpful. During Joe's presidential campaign in 1988, when things were not looking good, she recalls feeling pressure and judgment from others. Despite this, she made a conscious effort not to show any signs of vulnerability.

She also shared that Joe enjoyed taking his sons to school, with the three of them singing along to the radio. One of their favorite songs was "You and Me Against the World" by Helen Reddy. Beau, the older son and former attorney general of Delaware, passed away from brain cancer in 2015 while Mr. Biden was serving as vice president to Barack Obama.

The wife of the President is very committed to protecting her family, which has been through a lot of hardship. She must now choose between fully supporting her husband or advising him against making a wrong decision in order to protect him.

Jill Jacobs was a young student in college when she met Joe and enjoyed staying out of the public eye. She declined Joe's first offers because she didn't want a high-profile life that she had never desired.

She has now become a skilled public speaker. However, her previous tendencies could make it more probable that she will end her husband's career, unlike other political spouses who are drawn to the perks of power.

Real and with a love for pranks, Dr. Biden is a teacher with a PhD in educational leadership and worked at Northern Virginia Community College. She was the first First Lady to have a job while her husband was President, showing that there is more to life than just the White House.

In the opinion of her biographer Darlene Superville, Dr. Biden considers herself a teacher above all else, even more so than identifying as a First Lady. Anita McBride, who worked as chief-of-staff to former First Lady Laura Bush, says that Dr. Biden has successfully balanced the expectations of a traditional role while still maintaining her independence and pursuing her own career goals.

Currently, Dr. Biden, who is nine years younger than her spouse, is following the planned course of action. After the debate on Thursday night, she went on stage to energize the crowd: "Joe, you did a great job," she remarked. "You addressed every question, you knew all the facts."

Addressing a gathering in North Carolina the day after, Dr. Biden continued to passionately campaign for her husband. She expressed her strong belief that there is no one better suited to be President than Joe Biden. Dr. Biden praised her husband for displaying integrity and honesty during the recent debate, contrasting him with Donald Trump, whom she accused of consistently lying.

Her presentation was convincing. Katie Rogers, the White House correspondent for the New York Times, tweeted that Jill Biden is aware of how poorly Thursday night went, according to sources close to the situation. It is clear from her recent appearance that the end is not as close as some Democrats have claimed.

However, the First Lady's support places her in a diminishing group. Initially, PredictIt, an internet betting platform, believed Trump had a 53% likelihood of winning the election in November. However, by the end of the debate, his odds had increased to 61%.

Biden, who is 81, is only three years older than Trump. However, after the debate, a political analyst mentioned that he appeared to be 30 years older than Trump. Recent polls have indicated concerns among voters about Biden's age and whether he is fit for another presidential term. Now, there are also concerns about his ability to handle the next four months leading up to the election.

There are examples of a current office holder choosing to not run for re-election. During 1968, as protests against the Vietnam War increased, President Lyndon Johnson chose not to seek another term. The decision was ultimately up to him. This is also the situation with Biden. A Democratic strategist emphasizes that only Biden can make the final decision to run for re-election.

According to the political consultant and pollster Frank Luntz, Biden would need to willingly resign and advise the party to find a suitable replacement who is not currently his vice president. However, both of these possibilities do not seem probable at the moment. In order for this to happen, his most trusted advisors would have to confront him about it, but many of them may not have the courage to do so.

Who has the bravery to confront the situation head-on? Unlike the Tories, the Democrats do not have a group of senior MPs who can push a leader out of power. Some are suggesting that former Democratic presidents Obama and Clinton should step in and offer guidance.

Possible candidates who could replace Biden, like Gavin Newsom and Gretchen Whitmer, the current governors of California and Michigan, are unlikely to want to seem disloyal.

The Democratic National Convention, where the party chooses its candidates for president and vice president, is scheduled to take place in Chicago in the middle of August. Political analysts predict that there is only a short period of time, possibly three weeks at most, before the excitement and preparations for the event begin to increase.

Therefore, the Democrats, the United States, and the rest of the world have to wait and see if Jill Biden will decide to reject or be convinced that it is necessary to say "no" once more.