This is the Guardian. Today it's the question about Joe Biden that his supporters whisper about and his

opponents shout at the top of their lungs. Is he too old for office. jewelers and online cheesemongers.

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Joe Biden and his team might be feeling like time is on their side.

The US economy is improving and over the next few months lots of Americans might come

to realize it.

That marks three consecutive years of economic growth in Biden's three years in office and

along with more jobs come consistently higher wages.

There's no way to paint this as anything but good. The many cases against Donald Trump, trying to steal elections,

financial fraud, paying off adult film stars and so on, will tie him up in court and keep his alleged

crimes in the headlines. A DC appeals court has rejected former President Trump's claim of immunity from federal prosecution.

There are still months for Biden to find a way to sort out the flow of migrants across the southern border.

By November, the war in Gaza might even be over.

But there's one thing for Joe Biden that time will not improve.

In fact, it's kind of the grim reality of life that time's only going to make it worse.

And now that issue has bursts onto the center stage of the presidential

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