Biden's Final Days Highlight Concerns Over Age and Legacy

As President Biden nears the end of his political career, reports reveal growing challenges with his health, mood, and public perception.

A New York Times report describes President Biden as appearing 'older and slower' in the final stages of his presidency, raising questions about his ability to continue the demanding role.
Observers noted Biden's physical fragility during recent trips, including assistance needed for steps and a reduced schedule, though the White House denies health-related limitations.
The report highlights Biden's private frustration, describing him as 'bored,' 'angry,' and reflective as he faces the end of a 51-year political career.
Some Democrats express disappointment, urging Biden to take a more assertive approach in cementing his legacy during his remaining time in office.
Critics point to a shift in media narratives, with outlets now openly addressing Biden's age and health after previously downplaying such concerns.