“He has the most experience of most anybody since he’s been on the Hill for over 36 years,” David he told Fox News. Of the more than two dozen Americans Fox News interviewed, only one other person supported Biden seeking a second term.
\nBIDEN PREPARING FOR POTENTIAL 2024 REELECTION BID BEHIND THE SCENES
\nBiden, 80,\u00a0has not formally announced\u00a0a reelection bid. He\u00a0entered the White House\u00a0in January 2021 as the oldest presidential candidate to be elected and would leave office at the age of 86 should he complete a second term.
\nAnother Nashville resident doubted Biden\u2019s mental acuity.
\n“I feel he’s incompetent,” the man told Fox News. “He can’t even finish sentences.”
\nBIDEN SAYS HIS \u2018INTENTION\u2019 IS TO RUN FOR REELECTION IN 2024 DURING MSNBC INTERVIEW
\nA Yuma, Arizona, man said he believes Biden may be unfit for office.
\n“I’m not sure he’s going to be up for it physically or, quite frankly, cognitively,” he told Fox News.
\nBiden represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate\u00a0for 36 years\u00a0before serving as vice president under former President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2017. The octogenarian has faced repeated criticism over whether\u00a0his age affects\u00a0his presidential performance.<\/p>\n