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    Robin Abcarian: Biden is 80, eternally underestimated and will probably win again

    Looks like JFK's famous torch will not be passing to a new generation anytime soon. What everyone already suspected just became official: The old man is going for it. On Tuesday, in a three-minute video posted on Twitter, President Joe Biden announced he will seek reelection. Get off his lawn, kids. At 80, Biden is already the oldest president in American history. If he wins a second term, he ...
    by Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times Apr 26, 2023 3 minutes
    President Joe Biden speaks about the creation of new manufacturing jobs at the Washington Hilton in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, April 25, 2023.

    Looks like JFK's famous torch will not be passing to a new generation anytime soon.

    What everyone already suspected just became official: The old man is going for it.

    On Tuesday, in a three-minute video posted on Twitter, President Joe Biden announced he will seek reelection.

    Get off his lawn, kids.

    At 80, Biden is already the oldest president in American history. If he wins a second term, he could become damn near the oldest head of state .

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