President Joe Biden nearly took a tumble while boarding Air Force One, raising fresh doubts about his physical fitness and ability to govern. This latest incident occurred as he embarked on a trip to Wisconsin to discuss plans for student debt relief.

The Republican National Committee wasted no time in highlighting the clip showing Biden’s stumble. In the video, the president, clad in his “spiffy super-grip black sneakers,” appears to trip on the stairs before regaining his balance. This is just one of several mishaps tracked by the RNC, including falls off a bike and stumbling while ascending Air Force One’s larger staircase.

Amidst growing concerns about his health, Biden’s age has become a focal point. A staggering 82% of Americans reportedly believe he should not seek reelection. When questioned about these concerns, Biden has reacted defensively, snapping at reporters who dare to raise the issue.

Former President Donald Trump hasn’t missed an opportunity to mock his older rival, poking fun at Biden’s struggles and even joking about the possibility of him being propped up by a cocktail of drugs. Trump, who recently made headlines by stating he wouldn’t pursue a federal abortion ban if reelected, is making criticisms of Biden’s age and leadership central to his reelection strategy.

The spotlight on Biden’s physical health underscores broader societal attitudes towards age and leadership. While experience is valued in politics, concerns about physical and mental decline can’t be dismissed.

Ultimately, the American public will have to weigh these concerns when deciding whom to support in future elections. Beyond age, voters will need to consider a candidate’s policies, character, and ability to lead effectively. As Biden’s stumble on Air Force One shows, these considerations are more critical than ever.