Jill McCabe, Andrew McCabe's Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
Jill McCabe, the wife of former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe, is a frequent target of President Donald Trump and Republicans in their attacks on McCabe.
On February 14, after CBS released a preview of an interview Andrew McCabe gave to "60 Minutes" about Trump, the president tweeted about her.
"Disgraced FBI Acting Director Andrew McCabe pretends to be a "poor little Angel" when in fact he was a big part of the Crooked Hillary Scandal & the Russia Hoax – a puppet for Leakin' James Comey.
I.G. report on McCabe was devastating.
Part of "insurance policy" in case I won," Trump tweeted.
"Many of the top FBI brass were fired, forced to leave, or left.
McCabe's wife received BIG DOLLARS from Clinton people for her campaign – he gave Hillary a pass.
McCabe is a disgrace to the FBI and a disgrace to our Country.
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!".
Jill McCabe is a pediatrician and ran for office in Virginia in 2015 as a Democrat.
She lost the state senate election, but did receive campaign contributions from a political action committee run by then-Governor Terry McAuliffe, an ally of the Clintons.
McAuliffe and his PAC gave money to help fund the campaigns of several Democrats in a bid to take control of the state house.
The money did not come from the Clintons.
Andrew McCabe has denied accusations of bias against the president and Republicans that have arisen because of his wife's campaign.
Here's what you need to know about Andrew McCabe's wife Jill McCabe:.
Jill McCabe, an ER Pediatrician, Had No Political Experience Before Running for the Virginia State Senate in 2015.
In 2015, Jill McCabe was a Democratic candidate for Virginia State Senate in the 13th District.
The Democratic primary for that seat was held on June 9, 2015, and during this primary, she ran unopposed.
"I'm running for Senate because I am inspired by the idea of making a greater impact in our community," said Jill McCabe when she announced her run for office in 2015.
"Healthcare, public policy and business are intersecting now more than ever.
I believe that my experience as a health professional, a working mother and an education leader have helped prepare me to tackle the challenges facing the Commonwealth today.
From affordable healthcare to full-day kindergarten, we have a responsibility to give our children the very best Virginia has to offer.".
In the general election, McCabe lost the race against incumbent Republican State Senator Dick Black by a margin of 25,898 to 23,544.
"I am disappointed with the outcome tonight.
I congratulate @SenRichardBlack on his victory," Jill McCabe said on Election Day on Twitter.
"Thank you to all of my supporters.
#chinup.".
McCabe has not run for office again since then.
When Jill McCabe ran for office, she did not have any political experience.
She had worked as a primary care pediatrician, and most recently she has been a pediatric emergency physician.
During the election, McCabe's opponent, Dick Black, faced some criticism when he mocked McCabe for not having political experience.
During the election, he tweeted a graphic showing his experience side-by-side with his opponent's, with Black listing "doctor and mother" on McCabe's side as if this should not be considered real work.
McCabe proudly embraced the label of non-politician during the election.
"Jill is a pediatrician, not a career politician," her website said.
"As a doctor and medical administrator, she has devoted her time and energy to improving the lives of all those under her care.
In the hospital, Jill solves problems by listening to patients, analyzing data, and weighing the risks and benefits of every potential solution.
Rather than shy away from challenging situations, Jill makes difficult decisions every day in order to advance the interests of the patients and families who place their trust in her.
As our state senator, she will continue to devote herself to ensuring that your interests come first.".
On her website, Jill also said that she knew she wanted to be a doctor since she was 5.
McCabe graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine in 1994.
McCabe has been the vice president of medical staff at Inova Loudon Hospital since 2014 and the medical director of pediatric ED and hospitalist services at Commonwealth Emergency Physicians since 2013.
She has also been an associate in the pediatric emergency department at Inova Loudon Hospital, a clinical instructor in pediatrics at Georgetown Medical School and chairman of the pediatrics department at Inova Loudon Hospital.
She Spoke Out After President Trump Attacked Her on Twitter.
In April 2018, Jill McCabe spoke out about attacks by President Trump on her and her family in an op-ed published by The Washington Post.
"I am an emergency room pediatrician and an accidental politician — someone who never thought much about politics until I was recruited to run for state office after making a statement about the importance of expanding Medicaid," she wrote.
"That decision — plus some twisted reporting and presidential tweets — ended up costing my husband, Andrew, his job and our family a significant portion of his pension my husband had worked hard for over 21 years of federal service.
For the past year and a half of this nightmare, I have not been free to speak out about what happened.
Now that Andrew has been fired, I am.".
She said about Trump, "To have my personal reputation and integrity and those of my family attacked this way is beyond horrible.
It feels awful every day.
It keeps me up nights.
I made the decision to run for office because I was trying to help people.
Instead, it turned into something that was used to attack our family, my husband's career and the entire FBI.
Nothing can prepare you for what happens when your life is turned upside down by current events.
Nothing prepares you for conversations you have to have with your teenage children.
Nothing prepares you for the news crews staking out your house, your back yard, your place of business.
Nothing prepares you for the fear you feel every time you receive a package from a stranger.".
In his book, set to be published in late February 2019, Andrew McCabe wrote that Trump called his wife a "loser," according to NBC News.
According to an excerpt published by The Atlantic, that occurred during a phone call in which Trump turned on the then-deputy director of the FBI:.
Toward the end of the conversation, the president brought up the subject of my wife.
Jill had run unsuccessfully for the Virginia state Senate back in 2015, and the president had said false and malicious things about her during his campaign in order to tarnish the FBI.
He said, How is your wife? I said, She's fine.
He said, When she lost her election, that must have been very tough to lose.
How did she handle losing? Is it tough to lose? I replied, I guess it's tough to lose anything.
But she's rededicated herself to her career and her job and taking care of kids in the emergency room.
That's what she does.
He replied in a tone that sounded like a sneer.
He said, "Yeah, that must've been really tough.
To lose. To be a loser.".
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