Who won the presidential debate in the USA?: Trump dominates while Biden stumbles.

The presidential debate was marked by Biden's lapses in front of a very self-assured Trump. Many people believe that the Republican destroyed the Democrat.

Joe Biden y Donald Trump © Captura de imagen en CNN
Joe Biden and Donald TrumpPhoto © Screenshot from CNN

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump faced off in a historic debate on Thursday, which will be remembered for the Democratic candidate's gaffes and the firmness and self-confidence displayed by the Republican candidate.

American voters were shocked by this debate that is generating a wave of memes on social media, because the candidates put on a hard-to-beat show.

In the Democratic Party, some representatives believe it is appropriate to make a change of candidate. Biden appeared calm, but struggled to keep up with the pace of the debate, he stuttered, lost track of the conversation, and conveyed signs of dispersal to the audience.

The ten most important points of the presidential debate between Biden and Trump

  1. Biden's slip-upThe Democratic president had trouble stringing his messages together and had difficulties with his voice due to the flu, which led to ridicule from Trump. The Democrat's stammering and incomplete phrases sparked jokes and mockery on social media. Some internet users question his mental capacity and consider him unfit to lead the country.
  2. Trump's AggressivenessThe Republican candidate appeared confident and somewhat aggressive. He reacted mockingly to Biden's ramblings. The candidates did not shake hands at the beginning of the debate.
  3. EconomyBiden criticized Trump's economic management during the pandemic, while Trump defended his tenure as the largest economy in the history of the United States.
  4. AbortionTrump clarified that he will not block abortion with drugs if elected as president. He mentioned three exceptions to allow abortion: in cases of rape, incest, and risk to the life of the mother. In contrast, Biden promised to codify the Roe v. Wade ruling as law if reelected.
  5. MigrationTrump accused Biden of opening the country to criminals and promised to close the southern border and order a massive deportation. He stated that during his presidency, there was the highest level of border security. Biden rejected these accusations and labeled them as ridiculous, even though one of his recent measures has been precisely to close the border to illegal migration.
  6. Foreign policy.The conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza were discussed. Biden accused Trump of wanting to leave NATO, while Trump criticized the spending on military aid for Ukraine and promised to end the war in that country with Russia.
  7. Climate changeBiden accused Trump of not having taken action on this issue, which is the "greatest threat facing humanity." The Republican claimed he was not willing to sign the Paris Agreement because it would be costly for the U.S. and countries like Russia and China would get off scot-free.
  8. Insults and personal accusationsBiden called Trump "silly" and "loser," accusing him of disrespecting veterans and being chosen by U.S. presidential historians as the worst president the country has ever had. Trump mentioned his intention of seeking "revenge" by winning the elections.
  9. Fair electionsTrump said he will only commit to respecting the outcome of the presidential elections "if they are fair" and hinted that Biden won the presidency by cheating. The Democrat did not take it as a reference.
  10. Funny MomentsThe debate included comedic moments such as a discussion about golf, in which Trump requested to "not act like children" and assured he is the one with the best physical shape and mental agility. Biden responded by calling him childish.

The meeting was broadcasted on CNN at 9:00 pm. The next debate is organized by ABC News and will be on September 10th, when the parties select their final candidates in July and August. It is likely that the Democrats will change their leader, based on what was seen this Thursday.

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