Jeff JarvisMar 3, 2024
The fucking Times. It follows up yesterday's awful poll with another. That they even asked this question is evidence of the bias--the agenda--in their poll. Who made age an "issue"? The credulous Times falling into the right-wing's projection. This is not journalism. Shameful.
Show threadScott KnowlesMar 3, 2024
@jeffjarvis Probably not a majority of Biden's voters, but enough think he's a one and done president. His age is a factor as we're living in times we need younger, energetic, motivated, decisive president. Biden isn't it. There are several equal or better qualified democratic candidates who can win in November. Biden needs to withdraw and give the future to them. JMO
Show threadTom Bellin Mar 3, 2024
@wsrphoto @jeffjarvis "energetic?" Really? What specifically would a younger person do as President that Biden isn't doing because he's so old? Chop firewood? Now the White House lawn? Clear brush from his ranch?
Show threadScott KnowlesMar 4, 2024
@tob @jeffjarvis presidency is non-stop requiring energy to work long and hard. I don't see Biden, despite being healthy and fit for being mid-80's, having stamina unless he limits his time and attention. Do we want a president not to be able to match the demands of the job?
Show threadTom Bellin 
@wsrphoto @jeffjarvis Is there any specific evidence that Biden isn't able to match the demands of the job? I mean, just speaking generally about human physiology, another decade of productivity is not an unreasonable expectation for a healthy, white American man of Biden's age and background.
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