Ready Set Yoo

09/22/2026

LeBron deep in that bag

09/16/2026

09/16/2026

MCCONNELL IS 84. TRUMP IS 80. AND AMERICA NEEDS TO ASK A SERIOUS QUESTION.

This photo is about more than two aging politicians.

It raises a bigger question about whether age, health and physical fitness should matter when someone holds enormous political power.

Mitch McConnell, 84, returned to the U.S. Capitol this week after roughly three months away recovering from a fall that left him briefly unconscious and was followed by pneumonia. He appeared in a wheelchair and acknowledged that he was “not quite back to 100%.”

McConnell has already announced that he plans to retire from the Senate after the 2026 midterms. But his return has once again sparked debate over whether lawmakers should face stronger standards for age, health transparency and their ability to perform one of the most demanding jobs in government.

And then there is Donald Trump.

At 80, Trump is now the oldest person ever to serve as president.

That does not mean McConnell or Trump is automatically incapable because of age. Ability cannot be determined by a birth certificate alone.

But the standard should be brutally simple:

CAN YOU STILL DO THE JOB?

America does not need politicians to prove they can remain in power forever. It needs them to prove they can still handle the enormous responsibilities that come with that power.

AGE SHOULD NOT AUTOMATICALLY DISQUALIFY SOMEONE. BUT AGE SHOULD NEVER AUTOMATICALLY ENTITLE SOMEONE TO POWER EITHER.

FITNESS. CAPACITY. TRANSPARENCY. PERFORMANCE.

Those should come first.

PUBLIC OFFICE IS A PUBLIC TRUST, NOT A LIFETIME ENTITLEMENT.

09/16/2026

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09/15/2026

This didn’t age well

09/08/2026

Noooo!!!!!! I hope this isn’t true

09/08/2026

09/02/2026

Imagine that….. yalls not mines

09/01/2026

When the cook starts cooking