New polling shows a rematch between US President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump is growing increasingly likely. The same poll suggests a majority of voters also believe President Biden, who turns 81 in November, is too old for another four years in the White House. A new Wall Street Journal poll revealed 73 per cent of voters think President Biden is too old to run for president.
‘The man should be in a nursing home’: Voters think Biden is too old to run for presidentNew polling shows a rematch between US President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump is growing increasingly likely.
The same poll suggests a majority of voters also believe President Biden, who turns 81 in November, is too old for another four years in the White House. A new Wall Street Journal poll revealed 73 per cent of voters think President Biden is too old to run for president.
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