Republicans Make Clear Biden’s Age and a Potential Harris Presidency Will Be the Focus of Election Advertising

Congressman Chip Roy is already trying to get a vote for a resolution calling on the vice president to invoke the 25th Amendment to take over.

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President Biden and first lady Jill Biden arrive on Marine One with granddaughters Natalie Biden, from left, and Finnegan Biden, at East Hampton Airport, Saturday. AP/Evan Vucci

Republicans are planning to make President Biden’s age a central focus of their messaging in the lead-up to the 2024 elections, including in paid advertising, as Mr. Biden appears to be losing support from key Democratic members of the House and Senate after his disastrous debate performance on Thursday. Republicans in Congress may also aid in that effort by pressing aggressively for more answers about the president’s mental fitness. 

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