How do the both candidates performed at the debate?

Candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden concluded their debate by presenting their closing arguments, as Biden began with what he believes is his strongest argument — that Trump will grant more tax cuts to the rich, but Trump has put a magnifying glass on what he claims to be the weak president respected by no one in the world.

Biden then laid out what he sees as the strengths of his record, but offered some divergent ideas about cutting health care costs and eliminating leaded tubes.

Trump used the final statement to attack Biden, saying, “This man is always complaining,” Ukraine shouldn’t have happened.

“We’re living in hell,” he said, adding that the country doesn’t respect him.

He said his rival had reapplied regulations and handled the war in the Middle East, relations with China, and health care.

“We’re in a failed nation, but it won’t fail anymore – we will make it great again… Thanks”.

The candidates didn’t shake hands at the beginning nor as they left the stage.

Activists reacted to the historic debate between US President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, especially Biden’s stuttering while speaking.

Activists circulated videos from the first pre-election televised debate this year, which brought Biden and Trump together, and focused in their comments on the way Biden spoke and stuttered while answering a number of questions, and Trump’s reaction to it.

A number of Democrats expressed despair at President Joe Biden’s performance in the debate, when he stopped answering some of the questions raised about whether he should remain the party’s nominee.

According to David Axelrod, Obama’s former senior adviser, if the debate was evaluated based on policies, Biden scored on abortion and economics issues.

However, it has performed very badly and there should be discussions about whether it should remain on the Democratic ticket.

For his part, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, posted on X, strong support for former President Donald Trump, describing him as the only candidate qualified and capable to assume the office of president.

“This is the biggest inequality in the history of presidential debates,” Johnson said, referring to Trump’s superiority over his rivals.