President Biden needs a big boost to win in 2024; the economy won’t be it. Despite the stock market’s recent euphoria over coming Federal Reserve rate cuts, this will not have the political impact many may imagine. 

This week, millions of people were glued to their televisions as Hunter Biden defied a House subpoena in a press conference with the Capitol building in the background. It was an act of legal self-immolation as the president’s son engaged in flagrant contempt of Congress, a federal crime.

California is grappling with a significant budget crisis due to a substantial revenue decline, resulting in a record $68 billion budget deficit.

The crisis at the southern border has caused areas to be overwhelmed, leading to the diversion of agents and suspension of U.S.-bound traffic on a bridge.

As America prepares for the 2024 presidential election, the fundamental question arises, is President Biden who currently is the oldest person to hold the office, but a fundamental question does age equal experience?