Stuart Varney: Generational change is coming to US politics
Biden reportedly annoyed by 2024 questions
During his latest "My Take," "Varney & Co." Stuart Varney discusses the "generational change" taking over U.S. politics and casts his doubt on another Biden/Trump 2024 matchup, arguing time is running out for the country's leadership.
STUART VARNEY: Generational change is coming to our politics. Like it or not.
For our aging leadership, the biological clock is ticking.
You can't reset that. I just can't see a rematch, Biden vs. Trump in 2024.
BIDEN KEEPS TOUTING ACTIONS THAT HAVE DONE LITTLE TO LOWER GAS PRICES
President Biden will be 82. He says he'll run, but he has to say that. If he didn't he'd confirm his lame-duck status only 18 months in.
The influential Atlantic magazine has already stated clearly he’s just too old.
And Real Clear Politics puts his approval rating down now to 38%.
It’s a dangerous time, too: the back-up for this failing president is Kamala Harris, who does not inspire confidence.
On the other side: Donald Trump. He's as energetic as ever, but he will be 78 in 2024.
And he's taking a beating for his behavior after the 2020 election.
The January 6th. Hearings painted an ugly picture of White House goings-on.
There are plenty of Republicans who don't want to see that behavior come back.
Change at the top for both parties! Here it comes.
For Democrats, it’s a straightforward fight to challenge the socialists.
For the Republicans, a bit more complex: who can keep Trump's successful policies, without Trump's style.
For those of us who enjoy politics, and I do, this is fascinating and exciting.
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