¿Cambiarán los demócratas de candidato después del debate desastroso para Biden?

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The president of univision came news to
his own report at the WU, Colonel

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Daniel' s report. Since I
saw the debate, I thought what'

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s going on in the mind of
Colonel What we have today, good morning

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July. This is the Colonel report. It was truly unusual what we lived

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on the broadcasting master' s degree
while it was happening because it had never

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happened at the end of a debate. The discussion in the United States at

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this time is not, as always, about who won and who asked for

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the debate. The terrible thing is
that many of those who have been supporters

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of President Joe Biden are beginning to
discuss the urgent need to bring another candidate

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to the November election. It is
not that they have simple doubts about their

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performance in the debate. What is
serious is that they are beginning to have

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them about their ability to take out
a candidacy and eventually a second term in

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the Presidency. The first page of
The New York Times features the dreaded title

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open quotes. The Democrats talk about
replacing Biden in the ticket, and the

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truth is that the first presidential debate
was distressing. President Joe Biden, a

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man of good manners and thoughtful treatment, lost both in words and silences in

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words, because on several occasions the
President had difficulty closing prayers or rounding ideas

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to the point that his contender,
Donald Trump' s former president, released

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this statement to him. I really
don' t know what he meant at

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the end of that sentence. I
don' t think he knows either in

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the draw that happened days before.
President Joe Biden had chosen to speak first.

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He did so with a very faint
voice because of an apparent cold that

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for some was only a symptom of
exhaustion. He contrasted Baiden' s whisper

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with a firm voice and, if
he wants to be arrogant of his contender.

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Sometimes the President coughed and made him
look weak. But, as President

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Bayden told them, not only did
he lose in words, he was also

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defeated in silences. The first twenty- eight minutes of the debate, the

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President seemed to ignore that he was
in the Chamber on a split screen while

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speaking his opponent. The image that
millions of people saw was that of a

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man who remained with his mouth open, breathing with difficulty, touching his eyes

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or nose erratically and at several moments, looking down with the attitude of a

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scolded child. While Trump rant of
him, cautious and slow gestures did not

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reinforce the elegance of his manners,
but made him look disconnected and out of

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shape in contrast. While Byden was
speaking, Trumb used gestures, grimaces and

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all kinds of histrionic resources to disqualify
the claims of the subject and even to

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ridicule him. Trump, as has
been customary, engaged in picturesque inaccuracies,

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when not in outright lies, such
as saying that millions of criminals and madmen

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from psychiatric institutions have entered the border, without Byden stopping him in time or

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with the necessary force. Thirty-
one distressing minutes passed before Bayden uttered the

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sentence. I' ve never heard
so much rubbish in my entire life,

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but by that time I had irremediably
lost the initiative. There were some moments

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when he managed to beat the Republican, like when he talked about taking the

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Capitol or when he highlighted here the
only convicted offender is him, or when

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he claimed that Trump had slept with
a porn star while his wife was pregnant.

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He was even forceful when he explained
I ran so that they would not

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choose this man anymore. Trump boasted
that he had recently been subjected to cognitive

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tests that tested his mental agility and
invited Baiden to do the same. At

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this point, everything seemed to be
played. The Democrats watched the clock yearning

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for the end of the debate,
which was still twenty long minutes away.

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When the bell finally rang, former
President Trump left the stage in great strides.

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President Baden waited for his wife who
came for him. The first lady,

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Dr Gill Biden, lovingly helped him
get out of study while dragging at

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his feet. The post- media
debate was advancing in the enumeration of moments

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that had just seen millions of viewers
in the married maca world. The spokesperson

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for President Baden' s candidacy explained
that the president suffered a cold and that

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perhaps that had affected his performance.
The sharp journalist Luis Menhit, my colleague

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in univision, asked that we will
be able to see the President without flu.

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Meanwhile, Vice President Camala. Harris
acknowledged to CN journalist Anderson Cooper that

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the President had had in the debate, which he called a slow start,

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but asked voters not to look at
the ninety minutes they had just seen,

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but the three and a half years
of his administration. The tacit recognition of

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Biden' s defeat by his fellow
formulae ignited the political scene as gunpowder.

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Marcwell, a prominent Democratic donor,
asked Urocomillas. We' ll have time

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to put someone else in that place. Another prominent leader of the governing party

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commented on quotation marks if I were
Gaby Newson, that is, the Governor

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of California or Gretchen Whitmer, the
Governor of Michigan, would start calling from

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tonight. Months ago there was a
discussion in the Democratic awnings about the desirability

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of the President' s candidacy.
Even some had dared to mention the name

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of the former First Lady, Michelle
Obama, as the saving recipe. She

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doesn' t seem interested in nomination. Technically, it is feasible for the

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Democratic Convention, which meets in Chicago
on 19 August, to elect another candidate,

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but in the strictly political arena,
that will not be feasible unless President

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Joe Biden himself takes the initiative and, at any cost, last night'

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s debate will pass history as the
worst for one of his participants so far.

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The counterparadigm of the debates was that
of Nixon Kennedy in nineteen hundred and

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sixty, when a bad shave.
Richard Nixon lost to a cool, dynamic

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Kenney jenefe. They say that at
that time those who watched on the radio,

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those who heard the debate on the
radio, gave Nixon the winner,

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in contrast to those who saw him
on television. Last night was worse.

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Nixon' s performance on that television
show was by far considered the most deficient

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in history. However, this was
bigger. Many had the expectation that President

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Joe Biden would not be well.
Perhaps lu would not go well, but

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no one expected this tragedy of biblical
dimensions. There is a second debate agreed

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for September 10, organized by the
IBC. I doubt it' ll ever

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happen. This was today' s
sport, Colonel. Thank you very much,

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Daniel. Under the scenario, there
remains the concern not only of the

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Democratic candidacy, but of the ability
of the President to endure a year or

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what remains less than a year until
the new President arrives in January. That

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step at the side of the President
right now to leave the city Harris is

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very hypothetical. Well, that step
to the side isn' t necessarily to

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leave Mrs Harris, and that'
s part of the discussion. Last night,

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the Republican campaign premiered a very aggressive
commercial that shows, therefore, essentially

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the weakness of President Biyde in his
difficulty, touring a ladder of airplane slipping

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out of a stage. And that' s what they add up to at

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the end in giant character generator,
the names Biden Harris and Biden' s

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lyrics are kind of juggled, they
hit viden' s and they come out

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of the stage just being Harris,
Vice President Camala Harris, isn' t

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very competitive to confront Donald Trump and, at the same time, it'

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s practically impossible to ignore his leadership
and his won place In the formulation of

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another nomination it would have to be
something very complex and very little given in

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political matters for the two to be
relieved. But the debate, I think,

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was like a nuclear burden on the
democratic possibilities in the November elections.