Jill Biden's ex-husband Bill Stevenson has completed an autobiographical book manuscript to be published before November's election in which he devotes 80 pages to new bombshell details about Joe and Jill Biden, NATIONAL FILE has exclusively learned.
The book claims that Joe and Jill began their romance in Delaware earlier than they have publicly stated, while Jill was still married to Stevenson, and that their affair led Stevenson to break up his marriage to Jill.
"The affair between Joe Biden and my ex-wife Jill started in 1974 when we were still married, not in 1975 as the Biden official story claims," Bill Stevenson exclusively tells NATIONAL FILE. Stevenson noted that both he and Jill knew Joe Biden even earlier than that, having helped him with his 1972 Senate campaign.
In 1977, The Morning News in Wilmington, Delaware quoted Joe Biden as saying of his relationship with Jill, "It'll be three years come March." Thus, Joe Biden was claiming that the pair met in March 1975, as has been widely reported.
Multiple inside political sources in Delaware who were active during the 1970's told NATIONAL FILE that Joe Biden began his affair with Jill as early as 1974, when she was still known as Jill Stevenson, confirming Bill Stevenson's version of events.
Shortly thereafter, Joe Biden's brother Frank Biden approached Stevenson and suggested that he get out of town because he was now a liability to Joe Biden's political career.
Jill Biden admitted in her book Where The Light Enters that she attended Joe Biden's 1972 victory party with Bill Stevenson, where Jill met Joe's first wife Neilia, but the Biden official story still maintains that they did not begin dating until 1975.
Thursday, August 13, 2020
Jill Biden's Ex-Husband Exposes Joe's Adulterous Affair, Lies, And Campaign Bribery
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