Bill Clinton, 78, Takes Shot at Donald Trump's Age During DNC Speech: 'I'm Still Younger'
Former President Bill Clinton had a memorable moment at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, Aug. 21, while speaking about Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's vision for the future — and Donald Trump's age.
Clinton, who turned 78 on Aug. 19, joked about his own age during his remarks before adding: "The only personal vanity that I want to assert is that I'm still younger than Donald Trump,"
Trump, also 78, was born in June.
Bill Clinton became President over 31 years ago and is younger than Trump.
It is the most eternally funny thing that Trump spent the last years running against Biden as this "strong versus weak" narrative and hid his own age behind the fact that Biden was slightly older, only to have the script flipped and become the oldest candidate in history a few weeks ago.
Tim Walz could be vice president for 8 years and then be president for 8 years and he’d still be younger than Trump is now.
Pete Buttigieg could serve in a cabinet position for Kamala for 8 years, a Walz cabinet for 8 years, serve the max number of terms as Michigan governor, then run for President and still be younger than Trump is today.
Even Dan Quayle, who was elected Vice President 36 years ago, is still younger than Donald Trump.
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