I'm not surprised that Trump went after Biden on health issues
. It's like he's trying to deflect attention from his own struggles, especially with his health. I mean, who hasn't seen those videos of him dozing off during meetings?
It's pretty cringeworthy.
And let's be real, the tariffs have been a disaster for consumers. I've seen prices rise for everything from groceries to housing. The irony is that Trump talks about how he's the economic hero, but his own policies are hurting people.
It's also interesting that both Biden and Trump are struggling to connect with voters on the economy. I think it says a lot about their age and how they're trying to present themselves as strong leaders. But at the end of the day, it's not just about being young or old – it's about understanding the issues and having a clear plan.
The Republican Party needs to take a hard look at Trump's handling of the economy and figure out if he can turn things around before it's too late
. The scrutiny is going to be intense as both presidents get older, but I think voters are smart enough to see through the attempts to distract from their own struggles
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. I mean Trump's always been a bit of a jokester, but it's not laughable when you see him zoning out in meetings 
. Biden might be sleepy, but at least he doesn't seem to be causing as much harm with his policies. The thing is though, we shouldn't be focused on who's more " Fit for office" – we should be worried about both of them struggling to lead 
Trump trying to come for Biden with sleepiness jokes? Like, dude, you're one to talk considering how many times we've seen you doze off during meetings 
. And have you seen the prices of goods and services under your watch? I mean, I get it, tariffs are a thing, but couldn't you've found a better way to address inflation? The irony is not lost on anyone, tbh 
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