Trump, Biden Tied In Poll To Decide Who Will Be Next AARP Poster Boy

It’s the announcement all of America has been waiting for—who will represent seniors as the AARP’s 2024 poster boy? Well, you’ll have to wait a while longer as both Donald Trump and Joe Biden are tied at 46%, a deadlock that might not be broken until late next year, according to the organization’s president Elizabeth Hoary. In the <a href="https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-scarborough-trump-biden-poll_n_64f72c8ae4b01b2fe4b6b81d" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">latest Wall Street Journal poll</a> both Trump and Biden beat out potential AARP cover models including Henry Kissinger (100), Robert Redford (87), Quincy Jones (90), Sandy Koufax (87), Warren Buffett (93) and others. <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*psBRfSmjEVQnB-jbKdLFqA.jpeg" style="height:467px; width:700px" /> Biden promises he won’t fall asleep if chosen for the 2024 AARP magazine cover. (Photo Credit: Associated Press) “We’re thinking, and hoping, frankly, that one of the underdogs might still catch the frontrunners, who have been overexposed in the media as senior representatives in recent years,” said Ms. Hoary. <a href="https://allanishac.medium.com/trump-biden-tied-in-poll-to-decide-who-will-be-next-aarp-poster-boy-ab550bf79ab7">Read More</a>