President Joe Biden’s performance at Thursday night’s debate was so bad even the left-wing media can’t help but admit it.
Biden’s embarrassing performance had The Washington Post running headlines like, “Democrats panic over Biden’s debate performance, doubt his future,” and “The Great Democratic Freakout is upon us.”
Over at Politico, the debate had writers going, “‘WTF’: Panicked Dems start looking for alternatives to Biden,” and “Dems freak out over Biden’s debate performance: ‘Biden is toast,’” and “Here’s how Democrats could replace Biden”.
The New York Times was also thrown into a panic: “A Fumbling Performance, and a Panicking Party,” wrote Peter Baker. “’It’s Frightening’: Democratic Voters Worried by Biden’s Struggles in Debate,” penned Shawn Hubler, J. David Goodman, Eduardo Medina, and Campbell Robertson.
Even CNN, the host of Thursday’s debate, ran an article advertising: “Flash Poll: Majority of debate watchers say Trump won debate over Biden.” Their poll found that 67% percent of registered voters who tuned into the debate believed President Trump to be the winner.
Karen Tumulty at The Washington Post admitted, “[Biden] lost the debate from the first moments. His voice was weak and hoarse, shockingly so. At times, he struggled for words and appeared to lose his train of thought...Though Trump, at 78, is only three years younger than Biden, he dominated throughout.”
Democrat donors and voters ended Thursday night panicked, disappointed, and embarrassed.
Biden’s poor performance of incoherent mumbling, blatant lies, and altogether feebleness is now prompting them to reconsider him as their nominee. In Politico’s “’WTF’: Panicked Dems start looking for alternatives to Biden,” the authors cut right to chase with the opening line:
“Democrats are so panicked over President Joe Biden’s faltering debate performance some are actively discussing what was once unspeakable: replacing him on the ticket.”
Steven Shepard jumped right to planning just how Democrats could replace him in “Here’s how Democrats could replace Biden” and listing off viable replacement options:
“Other names – from Vice President Kamala Harris, to Govs. Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer and JB Pritzker, to numerous others – could be placed in nomination.”
In stark contrast, President Trump emerged from the night solidified in his base and with a strengthened rapport with the American people. He came off as strong, confident, and capable throughout the night. He hit hard on the major issues, like the economy, the open border, and national security. He put his accomplishments in these areas from his first term on full display and the failures of the Biden administration on full blast.
He succeeded in feeding the Trump-nostalgia Americans are experiencing right now. With rising inflation, two major wars, a drug epidemic, and violence in our cities, Americans can’t help but yearn for the lower taxes, roaring economy, peaceful world, and safe America of the Trump administration.
They know we are better off under President Trump and nothing made that more clear than Thursday ‘s debate.
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