The most prominent stories are that this first debate will not have a significant impact on the final outcome of the elections, but it showed that the Biden campaign will find it difficult to reverse the bad impression left by the current president.
The consensus is that Biden took a shower. Not that Trump was divine and wonderful, but because Biden faltered, he stuttered. The main problem was his image, as he did not have the material and intellectual conditions necessary to lead a country like the United States. Although he is three years older than Trump, Biden seemed much more flexible.
This discussion will not be as decisive as one might think. It will be very useful for election campaign coordinators to see the mistakes of their candidates and work on holding the decisive debate that will be in September. Until then, there is time to prepare a more effective strategy to fight the opponent.
In general, American voters, especially undecided voters, tend to be more decided at the end of the campaign. I hope Trump does not emerge victorious at the polls as he did in this debate because of Biden's performance. Tales of Faria, UOL columnist
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