White House aides are describing a weary, frail and moody President Joe Biden in the final months of his time in office after years of insisting the 82-year-old could run for a second term, according to The New York Times.
Since dropping out of the presidential race and even more so since the 2024 election, Biden has largely disappeared from the national stage. President-elect Donald Trump has dominated headlines as he has nominated his cabinet and conducted meetings with world leaders. Biden’s chief of staff, Jeffrey Zients, has said the president wants to “sprint to the finish line” in the coming weeks, but those close to Biden have observed a slower, more tired president, according to the NYT. (RELATED: With All Eyes On Trump, Biden’s Bubble Gathered For One Last Swanky, Insulated Sendoff)
“He looks a little older and a little slower with each passing day. Aides say…
