Democratic allies in Congress argue that Joe Biden should continue to debate President Donald Trump, saying that the sheer contrast between Biden and Trump’s presentation will help Biden's campaign
Tuesday night’s debate was an absolute debacle. Joe Biden could barely get a word in edgewise as President Donald Trump talked over him and hammered his son Hunter.In interviews on Wednesday morning, Democratic allies in Congress said that Biden should continue participating in what may amount to just hours more of angry crosstalk on national television.
“The loser of last night’s debate was the American people and the country looked terrible because of the way President Trump conducted it. I think Vice President Biden did as well as anybody can do,” said Sen. Ben Cardin . “It’s fine to do another debate. But that spectacle is not what we want for this country.”about whether it would participate in the Oct. 15 debate, which is a town hall format. Rep.
There was some agreement among Republicans that the debate was a bad look for everyone. Biden told Trump to “shut up” and called him a “clown” after countless interruptions. Wallace tried in vain to rein Trump in as he attacked the country’s voting process and Biden’s family.
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