Biden’s 2020 Voters Give Him Devastating News, and It May Be the Dagger in Democrats’ 2024 Chances

A new poll shows that a majority of voters who backed President 👤Joe Biden in 2020 now think he is too old to be a good president.

According to The New York Times, which partnered with Siena College in a new poll, 61 percent of those who backed Biden in 2020 agreed with the statement that he was “just too old to be an effective president.”

Of that number, 47 percent agreed very strongly with the statement, and only 11 percent strongly disagreed.

Flipping from the 81-year-old Biden to 77-year-old Trump, the results belied the almost four-year age gap between them. A total of 42 percent agreed with the statement about being too old, but only 21 percent strongly agreed. Meanwhile, 32 percent strongly disagreed.

The poll asked the question a different way, but the results were the same.

When asked whether age made the candidate incapable of handling the job of being president, 45 percent said Biden was not up to the job and another 26 percent said age made him ineffective. When respondents were asked that of Trump, 19 percent said he was not capable of handling the job and 21 percent said age made him ineffective.

In the category of “not too old to be an effective president,” Trump scored 56 percent against 25 percent for Biden.

Otto Abad, 50, an independent from Scott, Louisiana, said he backed Biden in 2020 to achieve a calmer nation, but now says he has some concerns.