Jill Biden: Age an Asset, Not Liability for 2024
Submitted by MAGA Student
Posted 5 days ago
Breaking news: Jill Biden, the first lady, has made a bold claim that her husband's age is an asset rather than a liability in the upcoming 2024 election. Speaking at a Seniors for Biden-Harris campaign event in Green Bay, Wisconsin, she dismissed concerns about the president's age, stating that he is "one of the most effective presidents" in recent American history because of his age.
Jill Biden, who is 73 and a senior herself, expressed pride in her age and claimed she felt emotionally stronger than when she was younger. She said, "The woman I am today is wiser, stronger, more insightful and more confident than I was all those years ago."
The first lady's comments come as the president's reelection campaign has been working to highlight his priorities for seniors, which include strengthening Social Security and Medicare, and lowering prescription drug prices. They have also organized pancake breakfasts, pickleball tournaments, bingo games, and ice cream socials in hopes of mobilizing the older generation.
However, Jill Biden's remarks have been met with criticism from conservatives who argue that the president's age is a liability. They point to the fact that Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are "basically the same age," and claim that the president's age has led to a decline in his cognitive abilities.
The president's reelection campaign has dismissed these concerns, arguing that the president is in good health and is ready and willing to work for the American people. They have also pointed to the president's record of accomplishments, including the passage of the American Rescue Plan and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
As the 2024 election approaches, the issue of age is likely to remain a contentious one. Conservatives have long argued that the president's age is a liability, while liberals have defended him, saying that his age is an asset. It remains to be seen how this issue will play out in the coming months.
Sources:
justthenews.com
infowars.com
thenationalpulse.com
Jill Biden, who is 73 and a senior herself, expressed pride in her age and claimed she felt emotionally stronger than when she was younger. She said, "The woman I am today is wiser, stronger, more insightful and more confident than I was all those years ago."
The first lady's comments come as the president's reelection campaign has been working to highlight his priorities for seniors, which include strengthening Social Security and Medicare, and lowering prescription drug prices. They have also organized pancake breakfasts, pickleball tournaments, bingo games, and ice cream socials in hopes of mobilizing the older generation.
However, Jill Biden's remarks have been met with criticism from conservatives who argue that the president's age is a liability. They point to the fact that Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are "basically the same age," and claim that the president's age has led to a decline in his cognitive abilities.
The president's reelection campaign has dismissed these concerns, arguing that the president is in good health and is ready and willing to work for the American people. They have also pointed to the president's record of accomplishments, including the passage of the American Rescue Plan and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
As the 2024 election approaches, the issue of age is likely to remain a contentious one. Conservatives have long argued that the president's age is a liability, while liberals have defended him, saying that his age is an asset. It remains to be seen how this issue will play out in the coming months.
Sources:
justthenews.com
infowars.com
thenationalpulse.com
