Independent Voters Support Trump Over ‘Senile’ Biden: NY Times Focus Group
A focus group polled by The New York Times is favoring former President Donald Trump over current President Joe Biden, who some called “senile.” A focus group of 13 independent voters were asked by The New York Times…
A focus group polled by The New York Times is favoring former President Donald Trump over current President Joe Biden, who some called “senile.”
A focus group of 13 independent voters were asked by The New York Times about the upcoming presidential election and their views on the two leading candidates.
One of the many things discussed with the voters, who range in age from 22 to 64, was Biden’s mental capability.
“I’m very young, so I’m going to say what a Gen Z person would say: He’s a little bit senile, and I do think if you can’t do the job, it’s time to step down,” Natalie, 22, from New Jersey. “I want to say he means well, but it doesn’t look like it from what he does.”
Natalie added, “He promised student loan forgiveness, and that never happened.”
For Henry, a 60-year-old Black consultant from Georgia, it appears nothing much is getting done with Biden as president:
“His intentions are good. But with the lobbyists and the big businesses controlling everything, there’s not much going to get done.”
Another member of the group called Biden a “puppet.”
“That’s because I feel like he really tap-dances. I don’t know what he’s done. It just seems like he’s just throwing things out there to please almost anyone,” she said