Friday, June 28, 2024

Biden is not withdrawing from the election race, his campaign said

Current US leader Joe Biden is not withdrawing from the election race due to his failure at the debate with former President Donald Trump on Thursday, Biden campaign spokesman Seth Shuster said.

Politico previously reported that US Democrats are in a panic after the first election debate between Biden and ex-President Donald Trump, and some of them are already actively discussing his replacement.

 “Of course, he is not out of the race,” the Hill quoted Schuster as saying.

 The first debate between Biden and his predecessor Trump took place on Friday night. US Vice President Kamala Harris admitted that Biden did not start the debate with Trump in the best way.

Politico reported that foreign officials expressed disappointment with Biden after his debate performance with Trump and questioned his readiness to become president again.

3 comments:

  1. Joe Biden’s team claims the US president’s poor performance during Thursday’s debate with Donald Trump was the result of him being “over-prepared” for the event and not getting enough rest, according to Axios news outlet.

    The first presidential debate ahead of November’s election, which was held in Atlanta, Georgia, has overwhelmingly been described as a low point in Biden’s bid for a second term. The 81-year-old sounded hoarse, lost his train of thought several times, and struggled to get his points across.

    According to Axios, which claims to have spoken to a person close to Biden, the president’s poor performance was due to him being prepared for “the wrong debate.”

    “He was over-prepared and relying on minutiae when all that mattered was vigor and energy,” the source said. “They prepared him for the wrong debate. He was over-prepared when what he needed was rest. It’s confounding.”

    The outlet also spoke to a former White House official, who argued that people on Biden’s team needed to be fired for the blunder. He noted, however, that this probably wouldn’t happen because “Biden rarely dismisses people.”

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  2. Meanwhile, Politico has reported that the Democratic Party is now actively discussing the possibility of replacing Joe Biden on the November 5 ballot following his “faltering” display on Thursday.

    “No one expected this nosedive,” a senior Democratic adviser told the outlet, noting that Biden “was bad on message, bad on substance, bad on counter punching, bad on presentation, bad on non-verbals. There was no bright spot in this debate for him.”

    A number of major Democratic donors have also expressed bewilderment at Biden’s performance, with some insisting that the president needs to drop out of the race.

    “Our only hope is that he bows out, we have a brokered convention, or dies. Otherwise we are f**king dead,” an adviser to Democratic donors told Politico.

    Despite the blunder, Biden’s team has indicated that the US president does not plan to drop out of the race, with one campaign official telling Politico that he is “the only person who has ever beaten Donald Trump” and will “do it again.”

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  3. According to a CNN flash poll after the debate, 67% of registered voters who watched the contest felt that Trump had outperformed Biden.

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