Polls indicate voters concerned about the age of Biden, Trump

 Politico:

President Joe Biden narrowly leads former president Donald Trump even though an overwhelming majority of voters are worried about his age, a new Quinnipiac University poll showed.

The poll, conducted from Feb. 15 to Feb. 19, found that 49 percent of registered voters support Biden and 45 percent back Trump in a hypothetical general election matchup.

However, 67 percent of voters said the 81-year-old president is too old to effectively serve another term — compared with 57 percent who said the same of Trump, who is 77. Only 34 percent said Biden had the mental fitness to serve a second term, while 48 percent believed Trump is mentally fit.

Age has become an increasingly prominent issue in both the GOP and Democratic presidential primaries. Trump’s primary opponent, former U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley, has taken swipes at both men over their age and Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips launched his challenge to Biden largely over his concerns that Biden’s age rendered him unfit to run — and win — against the former president.
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I think Trump is obviously sharper mentally than Biden is at this point.  Biden has not been that effective during his current term, while Trump was much more effective while he was president.  It looks like the media is continuing to back Biden despite his mental deficiencies.  Inflation was muich more under control under Trump and the US was not spending billions on a war in Europe and in the Middle East under Trump.

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