Age will play a big role in the next presidential election

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As conversations circulate around the 2024 presidential election, Democrats fear President Joe Biden’s odds of reelection. It’s no secret that the president’s disapproval ratings have increased amid inflation records and a looming recession. Along with that, his age is now a big factor.

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