[Cardfan1]

Serious question. We have a minimum age requirement to run for the presidency. Should there also be a maximum ceiling? Say for example, you have to be 75 or younger at max at the time of the general election to be eligible. I’m not trying to discriminate against folks of advanced age at all, I’m zooming in that direction myself, and certainly there is something to be said for life experiences. But the amount of energy, both physical and mental, that this job requires, is mind-boggling. Just wondering what others think.

And to clarify, I would add that if the person was elected for a first term at under 75, then wanted to run for a second term even if they passed that age threshold while in office, they would be allowed to do so.

Absolutely on an elderly age requirement. I think you should be able to finish your term over 75, but not be elected for another.

If Biden were to win this fall and again in 2024 he would finish his second term in his mid 80's. With that said I don't think he will run in 2024 win or lose this year.