A tie goes to the guy who’s winning by 7 points
Shine on you crazy Biden. Photo: Getty Images Joe Biden looked old and tired. He repeatedly botched easy answers to predictable questions. At times, watching the Democratic nominee try to complete a sentence felt like watching a washed-up, shit-faced acrobat trying to wobble his way across a tightrope.
It is possible that there are millions of moderate voters who want to support Donald Trump, but first wanted him to demonstrate his willingness to tacitly encourage misogynist street gangs to commit acts of political violence, or rant incomprehensibly about how much he hates mail-in ballots, or reference Hunter Biden conspiracy theories that non-Fox News viewers lack the context to understand. But that seems unlikely.
Trump, by contrast, lived up to Biden’s portrayal of him as an abettor of right-wing terrorism and racial discord. As referenced above, in what may be the debate’s most memorable moment, Trump declined to issue any forthright condemnation of white supremacist militias.
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