Kamala Harris brushes off concerns of Joe Biden’s age ahead of 2024 election

Vice President Kamala Harris has brushed off concerns that some people have over President Joe Biden’s age, citing what the president has achieved since entering the White House in January 2021.
Biden, who will be turning 81 years old on Nov. 20, has faced numerous concerns from Democrats over his cognitive ability to serve as president, with some asking if seeking reelection in 2024 would be best for the party. However, Harris, in a new radio interview, has suggested that the president is more than capable of continuing his job.
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“Actions speak louder than words, and when you look at what the president and I, what Joe Biden has been able to accomplish, you know many presidents over many years talked about, for example, what they were going to do to build back up America’s infrastructure,” Harris said. “It’s under Joe Biden’s leadership that we’re getting that done.”
The vice president cited Biden’s work in lowering the cost of insulin as well as his financial support of almost $7 billion he has given to historically black colleges. Because of Biden’s work, she encouraged his supporter …