Biden would win over Trump in next election
Joe Biden has displayed age-related deficiencies and is a danger to the country because of this. In my opinion his presidency has been a disaster, beginning with the Afghanistan fiasco, open border policies, Ukraine war, the economy, etc. Trump is the target of the left with false accusations, but the Jan. 6 incident is his own doing.
He was a non-politician who was a good president but his ego and actions alienated many of his constituents. With all of the baggage connected to Trump I believe that Biden would win the election over him. This could be disastrous to the country because of his age and who would really do his job? If he died while in office then Kamala Harris is our president, which could be the demise of the United States. I believe that neither should run for president and that younger qualified candidates should be given a chance at the office of the presidency.
— Kenneth M. Bezich, Rolling Hills
Hopefully someone new steps up for a win
I think there should be age limits for the president. Biden doesn’t seem to know what’s going on daily and Trump thinks back to the last election.
Hopefully someone else steps up who has us citizens’ best interest first before giving our taxpayers dollars to other countries.
Anyone that has a business background would be great. Look at the states that are thriving; maybe someone from a successful state would and could save this country and any so-called debate would be an argument full of deception and lies or unanswered questions from either Don or Joe.
— Jon Reitz, San Pedro
Chances are against Trump getting back to the White House, ever
As a betting man, chances are against the former president becoming the 47th president of the United States. I’m an unlucky gambler so if I put a wager on Biden, vote for Trump,
I could lose money that I don’t have but the worst president in American history will be out of power. The 2024 presidential election will only be one more in a long line where voters will have to choose between two horrific candidates.
— Stephen Lucas, Van Nuys
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