Throwdown Thursday: Seniors Strike Back?
22 Jul 2021
After witnessing the embarrassing display that was the CNN Town Hall with our feeble and clearly cognitively impaired president Joe Biden, Clay may have set off a firestorm out there by making this declaration:
“Our constitution is an incredible document. One change that I wish we had made — you have to be 35 years old to be elected president. I wish they had said you can’t be older than 65 to also be elected president.”
Of course, this would have eliminated a couple of presidents named Reagan and Trump. So, maybe age limits aren’t a great idea on either end of the spectrum, as Clay recognized.
But did angry seniors flood the phone lines to protest on Throwdown Thursday? Or did Clay’s suggestion actually strike a chord with some “seasoned citizens” out there?
Listen to C&B Field Calls on Whether We Should Have an Age Limit for Presidents:
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