Most Americans think Joe Biden is "too old" for a second term
More than 86 percent of US voters believe that 81-year-old President Joe Biden is "too old" for re-election . Earlier, Joe Biden dismissed accusations that his memory was failing and referred to the president of Egypt as the president of Mexico.
More than 86 percent of US voters believe that 81-year-old President Joe Biden is "too old" for re-election. The results of the latest survey conducted by ABC News/Ipsos on February 9-10 testify to this.
At the same time, 59 percent of respondents are critical of Biden and the age of former US President Trump. Only 27 percent of respondents said Biden is too old for another term. Among independent voters, this indicator was 91 percent for Biden, and 71 percent for Trump.
According to the results of the same survey, the majority of American voters believe that Trump will protect the country's borders better than Biden. Americans trust Trump more than Biden on issues such as the economy , crime, and inflation.
Earlier, Joe Biden, while denying the accusations of special counsel Robert Hur about his memory and old age, called the Egyptian president Sisi "the president of Mexico" in the same meeting.
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In the same meeting, US President Joe Biden called Egyptian President Sisi "the president of Mexico" while denying allegations made by special counsel Robert Hur about his memory and senility.
