'You think I don't know how f***ing old I am?': Joe Biden, 80, is tired of media discussing his age
WASHINGTON, DC: Joe Biden, the oldest president in US history, turned 80 last month and has "vented to allies" about how much his age is being discussed in the media as he prepares to run for president of the country for a second time in 2024.
According to Politico, an angry Biden told one of his acquaintances earlier this year, "You think I don't know how f-ing old I am?" The current president said he wants to run for another four years in office, but has delayed a final decision until early next year. That means he would be 86 years old when he leaves office if he serves a full second term. "I just hope and pray that when I am in my 80s, I still have that kind of energy," Rep Mike Levin (D-Calif) told Politico when asked about the perception of reelecting an aging president. Biden's age and health are major concerns for most voters, according to polls.
