Biden Aides Battle Media Over Age Narrative, Defend President's Performance
The White House is pushing back against the media's unrelenting focus on Joe Biden's age, seen as a significant hurdle for his re-election campaign.
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The White House is pushing back against the media's unrelenting focus on Joe Biden's age, seen as a significant hurdle for his re-election campaign.
As he enters an election season facing questions about his age and stamina, Joe Biden used his G20 and Vietnam visits to show he is still up to the task.
WASHINGTON — With stubbornly subterranean approval numbers, President Joe Biden is taking early steps to shore up his reelection candidacy with a multipronged strategy that includes a costly advertising campaign and leveraging the powers of the bully pulpit. During his recent trip to India and Vietnam, Biden’s aides aggressively pushed back on suggestions that he has lost a step, highlighting his busy schedule as a sign of his vigor. Back home, his campaign broadcast a television ad depicting a
The White House is lashing out at the media’s fixation on President Biden’s age and his stamina for executing the job, seeking to go on offense on an issue that polls suggest is one of Biden’s biggest vulnerabilities in his reelection campaign. Aides in a series of social media posts took direct aim at news […]
The progressive press would rather write puff pieces than hold the president to account