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Serious question, for anyone masochistic enough to still be watching: Has Biden's performance improved enough to negate the moment that will be on every GOP attack ad for the next 5 months, or does he still look like he needs to be walked back into his room and told that no, it's not 1975 any more........
Enough? No.
Edit: It's really not good. He's pulled it together a bit, but there's no way around it. At least Trump unraveled to his usual form. It would've been worse if he kept his composure he had in the first 15 minutes. My heart sank when Joe looked like he was watching cartoons dance around the room and TRUMP was the cool and reserved candidate.
Not really. Still muttering.
He got a little more energetic, but not enough, really.
I watched the whole thing even though I knew it was done within the first 4 minutes. I hope to be able to vote for whichever democrat replaces Biden as the nominee.
His performance has improved tremendously, but the damage may have already been done. I’m wondering how many people kept watching past the first 20 minutes.
Agreed. One strategist on PBS pre-debate show put it succinctly: "The debate is won or lost in the first 30 minutes."
I made it about five minutes. Embarrassing to watch Biden stumble around and Trump just non-stop lie as usual.
No, not really. He still looks confused and is still muttering.
Yes. Stop helping the fash.