Jill Biden isn’t fading from the spotlight after leaving the White House.
The former First Lady just made a career move that raised eyebrows across Washington.
And Jill Biden’s latest announcement has people questioning what she’s really up to.
Jill Biden has landed a cushy, high-paying position in the Washington, D.C. “swamp” just months after her husband’s humiliating election defeat.
The Milken Institute announced that Biden will chair their newly launched “Women’s Health Network.”
This comes despite her having absolutely zero experience in healthcare.
Doctor of Education Jill Biden’s degree has nothing to do with healthcare
“The Milken Institute is grateful for Dr. [Ed.D] Biden’s leadership during her tenure in the White House and her steadfast commitment to championing investment in women’s health. We are so pleased she will join us as we launch and grow the Women’s Health Network,” gushed Esther Krofah, Executive Vice President of Milken Institute Health.
The former first lady’s only qualification appears to be her title of “Dr.” — though her doctorate is in education, not medicine.
The organization she’s joining raises even more red flags.
The Milken Institute was founded by convicted felon Michael Milken in the 1990s after his securities fraud conviction.
Milken served just 22 months of a 10-year prison sentence before receiving a pardon from President Donald Trump in 2020.
His institute has become a revolving door for politicians and global elites looking to cash in on their connections.
The institute desperately tried to justify Biden’s selection by claiming she’s a “renowned champion for women’s health.”
“A renowned champion for women’s health, Dr. Biden will play an important role in galvanizing participation, collaboration, and shared action in the Women’s Health Network to improve women’s health and wellbeing,” the Milken Institute declared in their press release.
Biden herself put out a statement saying, “From endometriosis to healthy aging, the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research made important investments in research and development, while making clear it will take collaboration across industries to bring these innovations to scale.”
Critics are stunned that the former English teacher now considers herself qualified to lead complex healthcare initiatives.
The situation got even more uncomfortable for Biden at the announcement event in Los Angeles.
Two of Hunter Biden’s former business associates – Devon Archer and Tony Bobulinski – were spotted embracing just steps away from her.
Both men blew the whistle on the Biden family’s business dealings during Republican investigations last year.
Bobulinski has repeatedly alleged Joe Biden was directly involved in Hunter’s multimillion-dollar deals with Chinese firm CEFC.
Archer, who President Trump pardoned in March for fraud charges related to a scheme that defrauded an American Indian tribe, related at an event later that day that Jill Biden gave him a “death stare,” when she saw him.
Devon Archer was asked what Hunter Biden is really like and described him as “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and said that when he was sober he was “well-read” and a family man, and expressed sadness at what addiction cost his former business partner.
He said he’d just run into Jill… pic.twitter.com/NalzcF8KzF
— Jennifer Van Laar (@jenvanlaar) May 7, 2025
The Bidens seem determined to stay relevant after leaving Washington.
Jill has reportedly been injecting herself into Democratic Party rebuild efforts after their crushing defeat in 2024.
Joe Biden has been reaching out to Democratic leaders, offering to fundraise and campaign for the party to undermine the Trump administration, according to NBC News.
Both Bidens are reportedly working on books about their time in the White House.
Meanwhile, the Milken Institute hasn’t disclosed Jill Biden’s salary for her new position.
Similar roles at prominent nonprofits can pay several hundred thousand dollars annually.
According to the press release, the Women’s Health Network will “drive innovation by providing resources and promoting collaboration among key stakeholders.”
It will “establish a digital platform to foster and accelerate data-sharing, resource collection, financial counseling, and institutional knowledge exchange” and “design the infrastructure for a pooled Investment Fund” – giving Biden control over potentially millions in funding.
For Americans who supported President Trump’s promise to “drain the swamp,” Biden’s quick transition from the White House to a high-paying role with a well-connected institute is exactly the kind of insider dealing they voted against.
This is the Washington revolving door in action.
