Biden ends State of the Union tackling age criticism: ‘I’ve always known what endures’
At the conclusion of his State of the Union speech, President Biden emphasized the importance of the ideas that guide our nation, rather than focusing on age. Biden ends State of the Union tackling age criticism: ‘I’ve always known what endures’ President Joe Biden, in his first State of the Union address, addressed criticism about his age head-on, stating, “I’ve always known what endures.” This statement comes as Biden, at 79 years old, is the oldest sitting president in U.S. history. The President’s address covered a range of topics, from the economy to foreign policy, as he sought to reassure the American public of his ability to lead the country effectively. Key Points from Biden’s State of the Union Address: