Think Joe Biden is Too Old to Be President?

President Joe Biden walks over to journalists to talk about new Russian sanctions as he departs the White House on February 20, 2024 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/via Getty Images)

Good morning and happy Thursday! This is a quick, but important message to say “thank you” for all of your overwhelming responses and support for my article entitled, THIS IS NOT NORMAL. My readers are the most thoughtful and intelligent people, and I am so lucky to have access to each and every one of you.

I also wanted to tell you that I plan to continue with my work and keep posting through SHERO to make it stronger than ever. While my focus will continue to be on tackling the issues affecting women, but facing everyone, I am also committed to pointing out the lack of normalcy in the next presidential cycle. Donald Trump is not, and will not be, a normal Republican Candidate for President of the United States and

I will not stop pointing that out and shouting it to anyone who will listen. I am hopeful that these next few months will produce some work here at SHERO that you will be able to disseminate amongst your friends and family, who might still need to hear the message and might be persuaded to vote for Joe Biden for President in November.

On that note, I wanted to send you this short video of Lawrence O’Donnell brilliantly explaining why Biden is NOT too old to be president now and for the next four years. This is a powerful clip and I encourage you to send it out through this article or though social media to everyone you know.

Thank you for being here and thank you for continuing your work to protect this American Democracy. Remember to keep close and hold hands — let’s roll.

Love,

Amee 💋

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Amee Vanderpool writes the SHERO Newsletter, is an attorney, published author, contributor to newspapers and magazines, and an analyst for BBC radio. She can be reached at avanderpool@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @girlsreallyrule.

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