Biden's Debate Performance Sparks Concerns Among Democrats
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Joe Biden's appearance and performance at the CNN debate with Donald Trump raises concerns among Democrats.
In a recent CNN debate, President Joe Biden's appearance and performance have sparked a wave of criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. The debate, moderated by Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, saw both candidates introduced without a live studio audience, leaving their entrances mostly silent.
Minutes into the debate, social media was abuzz with comments about the appearance of both candidates, with a particular focus on President Biden. The current president, aged 81, and former President Trump, aged 78, have both been the subject of age-related comments from their respective camps.
Journalist Chris Cillizza was among the first to comment on Biden's performance, stating that it was "hard to imagine this debate starting worse for Biden." This sentiment was echoed by many others, who noted that Biden looked tired and exhausted, and that his answers trailed off repeatedly, making him hard to understand.
Former CNN host Brian Stelter also noted the difference between Trump and Biden, stating that the audible difference between the two was "really striking," even when he was only listening to the audio on the radio.
The concerns about Biden's performance have led to calls for Democrats to address the issue, with some suggesting that Biden's insistence on running for another term has "gravely jeopardized Dems’ prospects to defeat Trump."
Young Turks co-founder Cenk Uygur declared the debate "over" just minutes in, stating that Biden looked "ancient." This has stirred anxiety among Democrats about Biden's candidacy, with many expressing concern about his ability to effectively confront Trump in the upcoming election.
In other news, Biden repeated a thoroughly debunked Charlottesville hoax during the debate, further fueling concerns about his ability to effectively challenge Trump.
This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Sources:
mediaite.com
apnews.com
rumble.com
In a recent CNN debate, President Joe Biden's appearance and performance have sparked a wave of criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. The debate, moderated by Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, saw both candidates introduced without a live studio audience, leaving their entrances mostly silent.
Minutes into the debate, social media was abuzz with comments about the appearance of both candidates, with a particular focus on President Biden. The current president, aged 81, and former President Trump, aged 78, have both been the subject of age-related comments from their respective camps.
Journalist Chris Cillizza was among the first to comment on Biden's performance, stating that it was "hard to imagine this debate starting worse for Biden." This sentiment was echoed by many others, who noted that Biden looked tired and exhausted, and that his answers trailed off repeatedly, making him hard to understand.
Former CNN host Brian Stelter also noted the difference between Trump and Biden, stating that the audible difference between the two was "really striking," even when he was only listening to the audio on the radio.
The concerns about Biden's performance have led to calls for Democrats to address the issue, with some suggesting that Biden's insistence on running for another term has "gravely jeopardized Dems’ prospects to defeat Trump."
Young Turks co-founder Cenk Uygur declared the debate "over" just minutes in, stating that Biden looked "ancient." This has stirred anxiety among Democrats about Biden's candidacy, with many expressing concern about his ability to effectively confront Trump in the upcoming election.
In other news, Biden repeated a thoroughly debunked Charlottesville hoax during the debate, further fueling concerns about his ability to effectively challenge Trump.
This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Sources:
mediaite.com
apnews.com
rumble.com
