'Objectively true': Internet agrees as Biden says he 'did well' against Trump despite debating 'a liar'

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: President Joe Biden appeared to show his age during Thursday night's presidential debate with former President Donald Trump, often losing his train of thought through the course of the 90-minute televised event. However, he later said he "did well" and quipped "it's hard debating a liar".

There is growing concern among Democrats following the 81-year-old incumbent’s repeated moments of forgetfulness onstage, sparking internal discussions about finding a replacement for him as the party's 2024 presidential nominee, according to DailyMail.

Despite criticism of his debate performance, the Commander-in-Chief claimed he did “well” and affirmed that he has no intention of dropping out of the presidential race when asked during a post-debate meal.

What did President Biden say to reporters during his food run after the debate?

President Joe Biden, together with first lady Dr Jill Biden, made a stop at a Waffle House in Atlanta to grab some food for their flight to Raleigh, North Carolina, where the pair is scheduled to attend a campaign event on Friday, June 28.

The Democrat statesman told the press traveling with him, "I think we did well."

When inquired about the increasing pressure from Democrats for him to withdraw from the race, and whether he is worried about his debate performance, Biden claimed, "No. It’s hard to debate a liar. The New York Times pointed out he (Trump) lied 26 times.”

However, the sitting President of the United States did acknowledge feeling unwell, saying, "I have a sore throat."

President Biden's voice sounded hoarse, raspy, and all-in-all, weak during the first presidential debate, and on multiple occasions, he struggled to articulate his thoughts and discuss policy matters.

His debate performance has led to panic within the Democratic camp, with reports suggesting they are discussing the possibility of replacing the POTUS on the ballot.

What do the latest poll results indicate surrounding President Biden’s debate performance?

According to an exclusive poll conducted for the aforementioned outlet, a clear majority of independent voters are of the opinion that President Joe Biden should no longer be the Democratic nominee following his debate with former President Donald Trump.

The JL Partners poll, which surveyed 805 independent voters immediately after the 90-minute televised debate, revealed that 62 percent believe Joe Biden should be removed from the ticket.

During the debate, President Biden displayed signs of struggle, often losing his train of thought and lapsing into silence, while former President Trump, 78, was perceived to have effectively conveyed his points, generating a consensus among 68 percent of independent voters that he outperformed his White House successor.

Internet agrees with Biden for claiming 'it’s hard to debate a liar'

One X user remarked, "Not sure what he’s supposed to say. Admitting it’s hard to debate a liar is pretty telling with how he thinks he did. He knows. It’ll be better."

Another user claimed, "I had so much trouble following what Trump was saying, I usually couldn't remember the questions he was supposed to be answering. Trump talked about events packed w/ lies & Biden had to figure out WTF he was talking about in order to respond. No way was it going to be easy."

Another user said, "This is objectively true. Donald Trump is a liar."

One user wrote, "It’s true. So President Biden stumbled a bit. Ok sure. But he answered questions and did not deflect and rant about other stuff. Trump could not answer."

Another X user quipped, "In fairness he is right about that. Trump can tell more lies in two uninterrupted minutes than any human being is capable of responding to."

Finally, this user tweeted, "At every exchange Biden starts by saying ‘he’s lying.’ Great format."

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