First lady Jill Biden wears bold ‘Vote’ dress after husband’s disastrous debate

She’s not being subtle.

First lady Jill Biden made a bold — some might say desperate — fashion statement at President Biden’s first post-debate rally in North Carolina on Friday, sporting a dress that literally implored the audience to “Vote.”

Biden’s wife, 73, smiled and clapped as she took the stage alongside her 81-year-old husband in Raleigh with the message emblazoned all over her black, knee-length dress.

“What you saw last night on the debate stage was Joe Biden: a president with integrity and character,” Jill told the crowd.

“He told the truth. And Donald Trump told lie after lie after lie.”

The first lady’s decision to don the bizarre dress came just hours after her hubby’s disastrous face-off against former President Donald Trump, during which the president spoke in a weak voice and repeatedly lost his train of thought while answering questions.

The president’s shockingly poor performance has triggered fresh calls for the Democrat to consider stepping aside as his party’s nominee — just over four months before the election.

Biden, though, refused to back down Friday, telling the post-debate rally he had every intention of staying in the race and winning a second term.

“I’m here in North Carolina for one reason: because I intend to win this state in November,” Biden said as his wife looked on.

“I know I’m not a young man, to state the obvious,” the president continued.

“I would not be running again if I didn’t believe with all my heart and soul that I could do this job. The stakes are too high.”