Joe Biden Defends His Performance in the Election Debate with Donald Trump

Joe Biden, the President of the United States and the Democratic Party candidate in the upcoming presidential election, defended his performance after the first election debate with Donald Trump, the Republican Party candidate, which some believe was weak. While some of his supporters have called for the 81-year-old Joe Biden to withdraw from this year's presidential race, analysts believe that the current President of the United States can still be chosen as the final Democratic candidate in this competition. Continuing his campaign in North Carolina, Joe Biden addressed his critics, saying, 'Although I do not speak as fluently as before and do not perform well before the debate, I know how to do this and manage the tasks. Like millions of Americans, I know that when you fall, you get back up.' During the election debate, Joe Biden sometimes paused and his statements lacked clarity. Michael Kimmage, a history professor at Catholic University of America, identified Biden's most significant weakness in the debate with Trump as his weak and fragile tone. According to this professor, Biden was unable to provide clear and fluent answers to questions for half of the debate and sometimes lost control of his thoughts. The 81-year-old Democratic candidate stated that he had a sore throat during the debate, although concerns about his age intensified after the debate. In addition to criticism from Republican senators like Marco Rubio regarding Biden's decision-making ability in American affairs, some prominent figures in the Democratic Party and the media have expressed concerns about Biden's condition. Maria Shriver, a Democrat, wrote on 'X': 'The Democratic Party is terrified.' The editorial board of the New York Times also described Biden's withdrawal from the election race as 'serving his country.' If Biden does not withdraw from the race, he is likely to be chosen as the final Democratic candidate in August this year; however, if he withdraws, California Governor Gavin Newsom will be a potential Democratic candidate in the presidential race. The U.S. elections and the risk of deep political misinformation in the absence of a legal framework for the use of artificial intelligence. Baqeri Kani's claim: 'Indirect and confidential negotiations' between Iran and the U.S. are ongoing. Doubts among some Democrats about Biden's continuation in the election race; George Clooney, one of Biden's biggest supporters, called for him to withdraw. The President of the United States assured at the NATO meeting: Ukraine will stop Putin.