Subject: Jill Biden calls in sick - AMIE PARNES | POLITICO CLICK
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Date: Wed, 10 Nov 2010 16:17:27 -0500

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A cold kept Jill Biden away – but not completely separate – from active-duty troops at a Veterans Day event Wednesday. | Photo by AP PhotoClose
By AMIE PARNES | 11/10/10 3:18 PM EST Updated: 11/10/10 4:12 PM EST
Jill Biden was supposed to appear at a Veterans Day event on Wednesday at which she planned to give brief remarks and help out on a Habitat for Humanity site.

And then she came down with a pesky cold.

So the second lady did the next best thing — she dialed into the event.

Speaking to active-duty troops, veterans and military families, Biden — whose son Beau served in Iraq — thanked everyone for their service and said she was sorry she couldn't be there in person, an aide tells POLITICO.

"In fact, I wouldn't want to give any of you this cold!" she said on the call.

Even though Biden couldn't attend the event, she sent some staffers to work on the landscaping and painting of two homes at the Habitat site, an aide said.

Last year on Veterans Day, Biden and first lady Michelle Obama kicked off Mission Serve, which aims to connect civilian and military communities through service and volunteer partnerships.

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