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    Doyle McManus: Our oldest president just turned 79. He might have something to learn from the second-oldest

    by Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times Nov 22, 2021 3 minutes

    Joe Biden turned 79 last week. He's beginning to look his age.

    The president walks a little more stiffly now. His diction, once clear, sometimes sounds a little blurry. His syntax has always been ragged; that hasn't changed.

    Like most of us, he gets tired at the end of a long day. At the U.N. climate summit in Scotland, he took his seat in the conference hall to hear the opening speeches and promptly appeared to doze off.

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