Can Biden undo the damage done in his debate against Donald Trump?

The White House has refuted claims made by The New York Times that US President Joe Biden is reconsidering running for a second term, amidst growing concerns over his performance in a recent debate with former President Donald Trump.

Following his lackluster showing in a head-to-head debate with Trump, Democrats have started to voice their apprehensions about Biden’s fitness for office. The president’s public missteps in recent months have only added fuel to the fire, leading to speculation about his ability to effectively carry out the duties of the presidency.

The scrutiny surrounding Biden’s performance has intensified, with many questioning whether he can undo the damage done in his debate against Trump. The debate showcased a side of Biden that raised doubts among both his supporters and detractors, further feeding into the ongoing discourse about his capabilities.

Amidst the swirling rumors and concerns, experts like Rachel Rizzo from the Atlantic Council and Ines Pohl, DW’s Washington Bureau Chief, weigh in on the situation, providing insight into the implications of Biden’s performance and the potential consequences for his political future.

As the debate continues to unfold, the focus remains on whether Biden can overcome the challenges posed by his recent shortcomings and reaffirm his position as a strong leader capable of effectively leading the country.