Fox News host Sean Hannity says nearly nine out of 10 Americans surveyed believe President Joe Biden is “too old” to serve a second term as president. He said he is doing so. “When was the last time 86% of Americans agreed on something?” he asked Monday night.
Media focus on Biden’s age and mental health impacting election chances after damning special counsel report
Despite Biden’s claims on social media that he, Jill Biden and his second family are a “dream team,” an ABC News/Ipsos poll shows his approval rating. is the lowest of any US president in the past 15 years. (Chris Kleponis/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Sean Hannity: After Joe Biden’s recent series of bizarre gaffes, his age and memory issues have come to the fore.meanwhile democrats and left wing, they’re starting to wake up to what we’ve been telling them on this show for years. So the White House has a big problem with Joe Biden. It’s a matter of age, so no. And it’s now clear that Joe Biden is unfit to be president.
Last night, as I was leaving Marine One, I said, well, here we go again. Biden appeared to have hit his head. this is, New ABC poll Look at this, amazingly, nearly 9 out of 10 Americans, 86% of the American public, rightfully so, in my view, said that Biden should not serve another term in the White House. It shows that you think you are too old. There will be another five years. With the country so divided, when was the last time 86% of Americans agreed on something? Most people can’t agree on the time of day.
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And the issues of his age and cognitive decline are not going to get better. Cognitive decline is degenerative. Instead of getting better, it’s actually getting worse. In any case, Biden hasn’t held as clean and gaffe-free a public appearance as we can think of in recent months. And at this point, even a complete makeover won’t help it overcome the damning special counsel’s report. And he’s not getting any younger. They can’t escape what’s happening.But don’t worry, our giggling vice president She told the Wall Street Journal that she was ready to serve, and to me, she sounded pretty eager to take over. The only problem is that somehow, magically, she’s less popular than Joe.
