The Biden-Trump rivalry continues as Biden eyes 2024.

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, questions about the physical and mental acuity of both President Biden and former President Trump loom large. Despite being only three years apart in age, concerns about Biden's age are more pronounced, with polls showing that voters are unsure if they want him to run again due to his age. However, Biden's allies argue that his age can be reframed as wisdom and tout his legislative scorecard. Trump has tried to make Biden's age an issue, but he himself faces questions about his own age and fitness for the job. Both sides pledge that the campaign will not be an exercise in tapioca, and aides to both candidates are mindful of the toll the campaign will take on their respective candidates.
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