On June 14, Donald Trump will turn 78 years old.
Joe Biden turned 81 in November.
Whether the candidates like it or not, age, mental acuity and physical fitness are issues dominating the 2024 election cycle.
Though the two men were born fewer than four years apart, voters have consistently expressed more concern about Biden's age than Trump's.
Is a double standard being applied when it comes to the presidential candidates and age?
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Consider This from NPR - Double Standard On Age For Trump And Biden?
On June 14, Donald Trump will turn 78 years old.
Joe Biden turned 81 in November.
Whether the candidates like it or not, age, mental acuity and physical fitness are issues dominating the 2024 election cycle.
Though the two men were born fewer than four years apart, voters have consistently expressed more concern about Biden's age than Trump's.
Is a double standard being applied when it comes to the presidential candidates and age?
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Joe Biden turned 81 in November.
Whether the candidates like it or not, age, mental acuity and physical fitness are issues dominating the 2024 election cycle.
Though the two men were born fewer than four years apart, voters have consistently expressed more concern about Biden's age than Trump's.
Is a double standard being applied when it comes to the presidential candidates and age?
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The Indicator from Planet Money - How’s your defense industry knowledge?
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The Daily Signal - China and Biden Family Business Dealings, Senate Passes $61 Billion in Ukraine Aid, Biden Campaign Joins TikTok | Feb. 13
TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
- The Senate passed an additional $61 billion in funding for Ukraine early Tuesday morning.
- President Donald Trump asks the Supreme Court to get involved in the case against him.
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Remarks from Donald Trump on how the US would treat a Russia-led attack on fellow NATO members earned the ire of the group’s defenders, so it's worth asking: What are US obligations to the alliance? Justin Logan comments.
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Love can be stubborn and so can inflation.
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