<p>Former US President Donald Trump mocked the current President Joe Biden's age with a satirical video in what he portrayed as a retirement home advertisement. The 30-second clip, shared on Instagram and Truth Social, shows the White House as a senior living facility with the 81-year-old Biden as its primary resident.</p>

<p>Joe Biden is aged 81 and is set to go to polls later this year to claim another term as the US president in the White House.</p>

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<p>Biden's age has become a point of concern among voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election, given his noticeable slips, falls, and gaffes during his tenure as the US president.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The video, titled 'White House Senior Living,' portrays the White House as a vibrant facility offering various activities, professional care, and exquisite homemade meals.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The narrator quips, "Our residents feel right at home," as the camera zooms in on the White House, followed by footage of a seemingly ill-focused Biden.</p>

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<p>The clip humorously includes scenes of Biden at the beach and First Lady Jill Biden assisting him with his jacket, all set against an uplifting background music.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A TV interview snippet then captures Biden admitting to indulging in Italian food and, notably, his fondness for chocolate chip ice cream.</p>

<h2><strong>Questions on Joe Biden's age</strong></h2>

<p>Despite the light-hearted tone of the video, concerns about Biden's age persist.&nbsp;</p>

<p>An August poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research revealed that 77 per cent of US&nbsp;adults, including 69 per cent of Democrats, viewed Biden as too old to effectively serve for four more years. In contrast, a Monmouth University poll in October indicated that 48 per cent of voters felt the same about Trump.</p>

<p>As the 2024 election season heats up, the debate over the impact of age on presidential hopefuls continues to be a key point of discussion among voters and political observers.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Former US President Donald Trump mocked the current President Joe Biden's age with a satirical video in what he portrayed as a retirement home advertisement. The 30-second clip, shared on Instagram and Truth Social, shows the White House as a senior living facility with the 81-year-old Biden as its primary resident.

Former US President Donald Trump mocked the current President Joe Biden's age with a satirical video in what he portrayed as a retirement home advertisement. The 30-second clip, shared on Instagram and Truth Social, shows the White House as a senior living facility with the 81-year-old Biden as its primary resident. Joe Biden is aged 81 and is set to go to polls later this year to claim another term as the US president in the White House. Also read | End of road for Vivek Ramaswamy? Republican leader remained absent from GOP debate Biden's age has become a point of concern among voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election, given his noticeable slips, falls, and gaffes during his tenure as the US president. The video, titled 'White House Senior Living,' portrays the White House as a vibrant facility offering various activities, professional care, and exquisite homemade meals. The narrator quips, "Our residents feel right at home," as the camera zooms in on the White House, followed by footage of a seemingly ill-focused Biden. Also watch | WION Rewind 2023: This year saw Trump rising from the ashes × The clip humorously includes scenes of Biden at the beach and First Lady Jill Biden assisting him with his jacket, all set against an uplifting background music. A TV interview snippet then captures Biden admitting to indulging in Italian food and, notably, his fondness for chocolate chip ice cream. Questions on Joe Biden's age Despite the light-hearted tone of the video, concerns about Biden's age persist. An August poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research revealed that 77 per cent of US adults, including 69 per cent of Democrats, viewed Biden as too old to effectively serve for four more years. In contrast, a Monmouth University poll in October indicated that 48 per cent of voters felt the same about Trump. As the 2024 election season heats up, the debate over the impact of age on presidential hopefuls continues to be a key point of discussion among voters and political observers. (With inputs from agencies)

Donald Trump mocks Biden with 'White House Senior Living' campaign video

<p>As allies insisted he is still in a position to win, Rishi Sunak has positioned himself as the "underdog" in the race to become the next prime minister of UK. At the Tories' Friday hustings for the party's top job in Manchester, Sunak was introduced in a brand-new video montage that portrayed the former chancellor as an audacious outsider.</p>

<p>"They say beware the underdog, because an underdog has got nothing to lose. An underdog fights for every inch," the narrator said in the video.</p>

<p>Over pictures of Sunak napping on a bench and holding an NLAW anti-tank launcher, which he handled during a visit to Belfast this week, it continues, "They work harder, stay longer, and think smarter."</p>

<p>"Underdogs don’t give up, they’ll do the difficult things, and they never, ever get complacent."</p>

<p>"I'll keep fighting for every vote until the final day," Sunak tweeted with the video, which counts down 100 events in 30 days to reach 16,000 party members on the campaign trail.</p>

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💯 100 events<br />
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I'll keep fighting for every vote until the final day.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Ready4Rishi?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Ready4Rishi</a> 👇 <a href="https://t.co/7GXaOOaUwm">pic.twitter.com/7GXaOOaUwm</a></p>
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<p>The 42-year-old British Indian former minister is seen in the video interacting with voters and taking a quick power nap on a bench while a voiceover commends him for trying to "fight for every inch."</p>

<p>It happens at a time when the majority of recent polls of Tories casting postal and online ballots in the election, as well as bookmaker odds, strongly point to a Truss victory. Truss is running on a tax-cutting platform to address the economic crisis and the UK's skyrocketing prices.</p>

<p>As he endorsed Sunak's emphasis on reducing inflation, former minister Michael Gove became the most recent senior Tory grandee to caution that her plans were a "holiday from reality."</p>

<p>More former cabinet members from Truss' own party have reportedly expressed "jitters" over the current foreign secretary's plans, according to a report in Sunday's "Observer."</p>

<p>The opposition Labour Party, meanwhile, has seen a rise in support from the larger British electorate. According to a recent Opinium poll for the "Observer," Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of Labour, has gained significant support due to his plan to freeze the energy price cap in an effort to aid people who are struggling with high household bills.</p>

<p>When asked who they thought would make the best prime minister two weeks ago, Truss received 29% of the vote overall, while Starmer received 28%. This past weekend, Truss' score decreased to 23% while Starmer's score rose to 31%. When given the option between Starmer and Sunak, 29% supported Starmer and 23% Sunak.</p>

<p>According to a survey of 2,001 adults conducted this week, Labour received 39% of the vote to the Conservatives' 11%.</p>

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As allies insisted he is still in a position to win, Rishi Sunak has positioned himself as the "underdog" in the race to become the next prime minister of UK. At the Tories' Friday hustings for the party's top job in Manchester, Sunak was introduced in a brand-new video montage that portrayed the former chancellor as an audacious outsider.

As allies insisted he is still in a position to win, Rishi Sunak has positioned himself as the "underdog" in the race to become the next prime minister of UK. At the Tories' Friday hustings for the party's top job in Manchester, Sunak was introduced in a brand-new video montage that portrayed the former chancellor as an audacious outsider. "They say beware the underdog, because an underdog has got nothing to lose. An underdog fights for every inch," the narrator said in the video. Over pictures of Sunak napping on a bench and holding an NLAW anti-tank launcher, which he handled during a visit to Belfast this week, it continues, "They work harder, stay longer, and think smarter." "Underdogs don’t give up, they’ll do the difficult things, and they never, ever get complacent." "I'll keep fighting for every vote until the final day," Sunak tweeted with the video, which counts down 100 events in 30 days to reach 16,000 party members on the campaign trail. 🗓️ 30 days 💯 100 events 🫂 16,000 members 💪 and counting... I'll keep fighting for every vote until the final day.#Ready4Rishi 👇 pic.twitter.com/7GXaOOaUwm — Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) August 19, 2022 × The 42-year-old British Indian former minister is seen in the video interacting with voters and taking a quick power nap on a bench while a voiceover commends him for trying to "fight for every inch." It happens at a time when the majority of recent polls of Tories casting postal and online ballots in the election, as well as bookmaker odds, strongly point to a Truss victory. Truss is running on a tax-cutting platform to address the economic crisis and the UK's skyrocketing prices. As he endorsed Sunak's emphasis on reducing inflation, former minister Michael Gove became the most recent senior Tory grandee to caution that her plans were a "holiday from reality." More former cabinet members from Truss' own party have reportedly expressed "jitters" over the current foreign secretary's plans, according to a report in Sunday's "Observer." The opposition Labour Party, meanwhile, has seen a rise in support from the larger British electorate. According to a recent Opinium poll for the "Observer," Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of Labour, has gained significant support due to his plan to freeze the energy price cap in an effort to aid people who are struggling with high household bills. When asked who they thought would make the best prime minister two weeks ago, Truss received 29% of the vote overall, while Starmer received 28%. This past weekend, Truss' score decreased to 23% while Starmer's score rose to 31%. When given the option between Starmer and Sunak, 29% supported Starmer and 23% Sunak. According to a survey of 2,001 adults conducted this week, Labour received 39% of the vote to the Conservatives' 11%. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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