A recent chat with The New York Post, Bill Stevenson, Dr. Jill Biden’s ex-husband, dropped bombshell allegations, accusing what he terms the Biden crime family of targeting him for years.
Stevenson, making his claims public on Newsmax’s Greg Kelly show, draws parallels between his experiences nearly 50 years ago and the alleged tactics reportedly used against former President Donald Trump.
According to Stevenson, the roots of his allegations trace back to his mid-1970s divorce from Jill Biden. He recalled a pivotal encounter with President Biden’s brother, Frank Biden, who allegedly demanded, Give her the house or you’re going to have serious problems.
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This encounter, Stevenson claims, led to him and his brother being indicted for an $8,200 tax charge—an intimidation tactic he believes was orchestrated by the Biden family.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Stevenson asserted, I was on the wrong side of them, and they have literally come after me for 35 years in a row.
While specifics about these alleged actions were not provided, Stevenson expressed his support for Donald Trump, stating, I can’t let them do what they did to me to President Trump. I can’t do it.
Despite his accusations against Joe Biden and his family, Stevenson clarified that his grievances are not aimed at his ex-wife, Jill. He mentioned, To this day, I still care about her, to be perfectly honest. And everybody around me knows that. My problem is with Joe Biden.
The timing of Stevenson’s revelations, just weeks before Iowa’s Republican caucuses, adds complexity to the political landscape and underscores the enduring nature of personal and familial conflicts intertwined with broader political narratives.
Stevenson’s claims reignite discussions about the influence and actions of political families, with the term crime family carrying weighty connotations. These allegations prompt questions about the intersection of personal vendettas and political power, shedding light on the challenges faced by those entangled in high-profile divorces and legal battles.
As Stevenson gears up to release his book, the Biden family faces renewed scrutiny, potentially making these allegations a focal point in political discourse. The echoes of past conflicts, as recounted by Stevenson, create a backdrop against which the complexities of personal relationships and political power play out on a public stage.
