Americans across the country weighed in on whether President Biden should run for re-election in 2024, with a large majority telling Fox News that he should not seek a second term.
“No, I don’t think Biden should run again,” said Emma, a Nashville resident. “I just think he’s too old, and he’s gone crazy and people have really lost respect for him.”
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But David, from Washington, DC, disagreed.
“He has the most experience of anyone since he’s been on Capitol Hill for over 36 years,” David told Fox News. Of the more than two dozen Americans interviewed by Fox News, only one other person endorsed Biden in seeking a second term.
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Biden, 80, has not formally announced a re-election bid. He entered the White House in January 2021 as the oldest presidential candidate to be elected and would leave office at the age of 86 if he completes a second term.
Another Nashville resident doubted Biden’s mental acuity.
“I feel like he’s incompetent,” the man told Fox News. “He can’t even finish the sentences.”
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A Yuma, Arizona man said he thinks Biden may not be fit for office.
“I’m not sure I’m ready physically or, frankly, cognitively,” he told Fox News.
Biden represented Delaware in the US Senate for 36 years before serving as Barack Obama’s vice president from 2009 to 2017. The octogenarian has faced repeated criticism over whether his age affects his presidential performance.
President Biden reads a note from an aide during a meeting at the White House on July 28, 2022.
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“I think we need a younger voice and face in the Democratic Party presidential ticket,” Aidan, a Bellingham, Washington, resident who voted for Biden in 2020, told Fox News.
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Hannah Ray Lambert reported from Washington state; Yuma’s Megan Myers; Jon Michael Raasch of Washington, DC; Gabrielle Reyes of Austin; and Teny Sahakian of Nashville.
