It's a question voters will have to answer very soon — Is 80 too old to be President of the United States?
President Joe Biden is already in his 80s and former President Donald Trump will be there as well if he wins a second term.
Who better to answer the question than two of Wisconsin's most well known octogenarians — former Governors Marty Schreiber and Tommy Thompson.
Both men know the pressures of higher office and both are now in their 80s with active and busy lives.
TMJ4's Charles Benson spent some time with Schreiber, who is on the go all the time. He helps people understand the challenges of Alzheimer's with his book My Two Elaines and her battle with the disease.
He travels almost every week around the country giving speeches. He's 85 and told Benson, with age comes wisdom.
Thompson seems busier now than ever. Charles caught up with him at his 1600 acre farm.
Thompson is there a lot when he's not traveling for business, board meetings and speeches. The 82 year old believes he can still do anything, because he stays active.
There are no retirement age limits to be president.
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