“At my age, some things are clearer than ever,” Joe Biden says in his State of the Union address.

A speech that stands out and kicks off a presidential campaign. President Joe Biden, a candidate for re-election, responded to criticism about his age that worried voters during his State of the Union address on Thursday, March 7.

“At my age, some things are clearer than ever.”During an energetic speech that lasted more than an hour, the 81-year-old Democrat even jokingly promised: “I know it doesn't seem like it, but I've been here a long time.”

The outgoing president directly criticized his rival, Donald Trump. “My predecessor, a former Republican president, said to Putin, 'Do what you want.' That's a quote, a former president actually subjugated the Russian leader. I think that's outrageous. C 'It's dangerous, it's unacceptable!'He said without naming the former White House tenant. “Not since President Lincoln and the Civil War have our liberties and democracy been under attack in our country as they are today.”he added.