Many people took issue with President Joe Biden’s latest debate with Republican opponent Donald Trump. According to Democratic supporters, fundraisers, and current and former colleagues, Biden’s top advisers made terrible choices during the discussion.
Trump, who is 78 years old, made several untrue statements during the ninety-minute discussion, one of which was that he truly won the 2020 election. The 81-year-old Biden found it difficult to refute these allegations, and many Democrats are now urging him to drop out of the race for a second term or to fire his top staffers.
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According to a person knowledgeable about the matter, they informed Biden’s assistants that he needed to be more worn out and ill to participate in the debate, but they were disregarded. They believed sending him out in such bad shape was a grave mistake.
Some contend that Biden prepared too much and that Trump was given preferential treatment in the debate environment. Leading Biden backer and lawyer John Morgan chastised senior adviser Anita Dunn and her husband Bob Bauer for handling the debate preparations, implying they needed to be kicked out of the campaign.
Campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon, who supported Biden’s victory in 2020 and was brought in to strengthen the campaign, approved Biden’s debate plan. Despite high expectations before the debate, Biden’s dismal polling numbers did not significantly improve in the following weeks.
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Campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon, who supported Biden’s victory in 2020 and was brought in to strengthen the campaign, approved Biden’s debate plan. Despite high expectations before the debate, Biden’s dismal polling numbers did not significantly improve in the following weeks.
Despite the criticism, Biden’s campaign stated on Friday that there are no plans to alter the team. Additionally, according to campaign officials, Morgan was not a member of the debate preparation team. In a Saturday message to supporters, O’Malley Dillon stated that she is still optimistic about Biden’s chances in the approaching election because internal polls and focus groups revealed no discernible shift in people’s perceptions.
