Presidential Election Candidates' Advanced Age

SOURCE mattlabash.substack.com
The article discusses the age of the two major-party candidates for the presidential election and raises concerns about their ability to lead the country effectively due to their advanced age. It also highlights the importance of considering the mortality rates of past presidents and the risks associated with electing older individuals to such a demanding position.

Key Points

  • Average age of presidents leaving office is 60.08 years old
  • Concerns raised about electing candidates significantly older than the average
  • Mortality rates of former presidents highlight the risks associated with older leaders

Pros

  • Raises awareness about the age of presidential candidates
  • Encourages critical thinking about the impact of older leaders in high-stress positions

Cons

  • May be seen as ageist or discriminatory towards older individuals