 | GOOD MORNING EVERYONE!WHAT?? ARE WE GETTING POLITICAL?  Joe Biden - Potential 2020 Presidential Candidate Born November 20, 1942, Joe will be 77 years old on his next birthday. in 2019 |
HEY! HEY! I thought we were not allowed to get political!!!! . . . WE'RE NOT!!
In talking with some folks over the past year I've noticed a tendency in those of our age group to lament that "our days are numbered". After all, we're going to reach the lofty age of 77 this year - some will reach 78!!!
THINK ABOUT THIS
Should Joe be successful he would take office AT AGE 79! AND HOLD OFFICE UNTIL HE IS 82!!! I don't think he plans to pass into the "Great beyond" during that time . . (second term? . . . who knows) (Of course there is always Bernie Sanders - he's a year older than Joe)
Now, I'm not suggesting that you consider running for president! As a matter of fact there are some of you who I would completely discourage in that endeavor. I'm just saying, don't underestimate what you "CAN DO" . . . AND don't count yourself out!
The Turntable - A special request from JL . . . The flipSide - Great stuff from the 70's and 80's . . PICTURESQUE! - Sharing some Holiday Cheer from our Club members The Club PUB - Social Securities Tax Burdon
That's a wrap!
Till Next week / be safe and I'll see you on the Turntable!
Harv
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Special Request - Jerry Leyendecker!
"In 1950 I drove my mother bonkers with this tune, and ran her out of nickels, but she was such an adorable mother, I survived to pass this on to you."
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