With Biden and Trump senior, the US is looking to deputies. And the Kamala Harris case opens

NEW YORK — The generally accepted assumption is that Americans never vote in presidential elections with their deputy in mind. Not this time, though. The age of Biden (81), but also that of the probable opponent Trump, guarantee that the next head of the White House will be the oldest ever to take office in the history of the country. Therefore it becomes essential to keep an eye on who might take their place if, God forbid, something should happen to them.