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In reply to the discussion: Ageist bigotry sucks. The top 3 candidates in Iowa, NH and nationally are septuagenarians. [View all]Tipperary
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Ageist bigotry sucks. The top 3 candidates in Iowa, NH and nationally are septuagenarians. [View all]
Princetonian
Aug 2019
OP
One hopes that Harris supporters view the election more seriously than some pet meme....
LakeArenal
Aug 2019
#24
And it's either one, of the three of them, or Trump (another septuagenarian) who will be
Skya Rhen
Aug 2019
#3
Some of us are prone to "slips of the tongue" and those who are generally were so early in life...
hlthe2b
Aug 2019
#10
Yes, slips of the tongue are no big deal. The big dementia predictors are walking speed and balance.
femmedem
Aug 2019
#22
Ageism is a killer in so many ways, lack of economic opportunity being a big one. Many older
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#67
Of course, I'm speaking of the General, which is the only election that matters.
maxsolomon
Aug 2019
#55
Im an old fart with alot of energy and love to see people defy their age and succeed and win.
honest.abe
Aug 2019
#17
I'm trying to sort through my mind as to when a president dumped his VP for someone new
TexasTowelie
Aug 2019
#31
Yeah, its rare for sure but Trump prides himself doing things out of the ordinary.
honest.abe
Aug 2019
#34
When Christie fell all over Barack to get access to his hero Bruce, Trump dumped him.
Princetonian
Aug 2019
#75
I think it depends how desperate the situation looks prior to their convention.
honest.abe
Aug 2019
#26
If you think Kamala lacks finesse and tactful handling of the likes of Donald Goombuh,
lambchopp59
Aug 2019
#56
I s'pose reductio ad absurdum is the most colorful t-shirt currently available in your wardrobe.
LanternWaste
Aug 2019
#86
Joe is more fit and articulate than my DH who is 30+ years younger. Individual cases vary.
Princetonian
Aug 2019
#89
I simply think Democrats should rise above judging anybody negatively because of his or her age.
Princetonian
Aug 2019
#92
"that will have a good statistical chance of being in good mental and physical shape for 10 years"
Garrett78
Aug 2019
#95
I turn 65 next month. I seriously am in amazement that pols in their 70s have so much energy
stopbush
Aug 2019
#33
Johnson and Carter were in their 50s, the only post wwii old presidents are republican
4139
Aug 2019
#42
In this situation, age's experience is best in restoring a functioning govt. Then let progressive
ancianita
Aug 2019
#44
Thanks for your post. Got to fight against ageism which permeates all social realms. The universal
emmaverybo
Aug 2019
#65
I have faith that the day will come when this is no longer acceptable in society...
Skya Rhen
Aug 2019
#72
Well I'm only 36 and two of my top three (Biden, Warren) are golden oldies
LincolnRossiter
Aug 2019
#91
The OP was written for superagers like our top tier candidates, all of whom fit in that category.
Princetonian
Aug 2019
#100