Biden ‘a little older and a little slower’ in the final days of his presidency: New York Times report

President Biden is on the rise. He was “a little older and a little slower” during the final days of his presidency. According to the New York Times report

“This is the twilight of Mr. Biden’s presidency. The final day of the final chapter of an epic half-century political journey with even more twists and turns. Time is catching up with Mr. Biden,” wrote reporters Peter Baker and Zolan Kanno-Youngs.

NYT report Continuing, “He looks a little older and a little slower with each passing day. Aides say he remains sharp in the situation room, calling on world leaders to broker a ceasefire in Lebanon or deal with the chaos of Syria’s rebellion, but it’s hard to imagine him seriously thinking that he will be able to do the most stressful job in the world for another four years.”

After President Donald Trump’s victory, they reported that How has Biden’s “vulnerability been painfully apparent to those traveling with him” over the past month?

President Biden has appeared weak recently, according to people traveling with him. (AP Photo/Ivan Vucci)

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“After speaking for seven minutes on a humid day, With a blue shirt hanging loosely on his frame, he slowly moved down the dirt path. Because many listeners who were not used to seeing him up close said they held their breath. Worried he’d stumble (The assistant said his gait was more unsteady than usual),” Baker and Kanno-Youngs wrote.

They described the alliance, commenting that Biden “has a light schedule at times. and sometimes mumbling It makes him difficult to understand.” His recent trip to the African country of Angola has reportedly raised several concerns.

“During the arrival ceremony in Angola this month The day after a long, tiring transoceanic flight that can be taxing on anyone over the age of 8, President João Lourenço suddenly grabbed Mr. Biden’s arm to help guide him up the stairs,” The Times reported.

“When Mr. Biden visited the National Slavery Museum that afternoon, He didn’t actually enter the main building to see the exhibition. Instead, he took out the relic and showed it to him. Two people familiar with planning feared that the slope would be steep. Stairs would be too challenging,” he continued. “The White House denies that stairs are a concern. and said he was not brought in for scheduling and logistical reasons).”

Despite the issue of his age But Democrats are reported to have said they “Hopefully he will use his position more assertively in the time he leaves.”

Democrats fear Biden will not do enough in the final weeks of his presidency. (Nicole Neri/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“He should have pushed hard until the last day for what he represented to seal his legacy and its memory with the American public. Because it’s the opposite of what Trump brought into the White House,” MSNBC host Al Sharpton told the Times.

This article admits that As some critics have recently acknowledged, Trump is seen as more presidential in the public eye than Biden.

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“Like any other lame duck president. He is slowly Disappeared from the political world unless leaving the stage before the final curtain,” the message read. “Meanwhile, Mr. Trump dominated the conversation more than a new president usually does. both announcing policies and meeting with world leaders without waiting to take office The president who actually occupies the White House It became a national issue later.”

The New York Times , specifically Peter Baker, was pressed for how it covered Biden’s age and health before the election. In September, Baker acknowledged the difficulty of reporting the issue.

The New York Times is one of several media outlets criticized for reporting on Biden’s age. (Getty Images)

“It is a very personal matter. Anyone who has a father or mother the same age and you talk to them by taking the key. That’s not easy. That’s the point of knowing what this country is dealing with with Biden,” the Times reporter said. “And how do you write something in a nuanced, balanced, but tough way… We write these stories Airing these stories over and over over the past few years, our editors and writers have received numerous complaints from the White House about this story. The campaign went after journalists who highlighted the issue. And it remains our responsibility to do so.”

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