WASHINGTON : Biden turns 81 as stresses over his age burden re-appointment possibilities

WASHINGTON : U.S. President Joe Biden turned 81 on Monday, an achievement that caused to notice his status as the most seasoned individual ever to involve the Oval Office, with assessments of public sentiment showing Americans stressed he is excessively old for the post he is looking for re-appointment to.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre let journalists know that Biden and his family would commend his birthday not long from now with coconut cake when they assemble for the Thanksgiving occasion on the island of Nantucket.

Biden has tended to the people who stress that he is excessively old for the afflictions of the White House with humor and an endeavor to persuade citizens that his age and experience over 50 years in open life is a resource in handling America's concerns.

At a service on Monday to exonerate the Public Thanksgiving Turkey, Biden kidded that he was not around for the primary such turkey occasion quite a while back.

"I believe that you should realize I wasn't there at the first. I was excessively youthful to make it up," he said.

In the event that reappointed, Biden would be 86 before his second's over term in office. Conservative Ronald Reagan, who had the earlier record as most seasoned U.S. president, finished his second four-year term at age 77 of every 1989.

Trump, leader for the conservative designation to challenge Biden in the 2024 political race, is 77.

In a mid-September Reuters/Ipsos survey, electors communicated worry over Biden's age and readiness for office. 77% of respondents, including 65% of liberals, said Biden is excessively old to be president, while simply 39% said Biden was intellectually sharp enough for the administration.