After the presidential debate between President Joe Biden and the Republican candidate Donald TrumpBiden’s campaign admitted “poor performance” from the president during the meeting. However, both Biden as his advisers they have confirmed his intention to support the candidacy to be re-elected and take part in a second debate after the summer.

Mitch LandrieuBiden campaign manager admitted that the president had a “difficult night” during the debate. “I think (Biden) had a tough night, there’s no doubt about that,” Landrieu acknowledged in statements to CNN. But the adviser noted that defeat Biden’smore cosmetic than practical“because he won “in the realm of facts and in the realm of decency.”

For their part, Biden’s advisers, speaking on condition of anonymity, also admitted that President’s speech remained “far from expected“But they indicated that the campaign plan would be to highlight Biden’s most advantageous moments in the debates before “moving forward.” The advisers also recalled that Biden’s Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, bounced back from a poor first debate during his 2012 reelection bid.

Biden campaign spokesperson Seth Schusterwas responsible for dispel any doubts about a possible race abandonment“There is no evidence to suggest that Biden is going to drop out of the race. “We have no indication that voters have expressed that desire,” Shuster said.

President Biden himself appeared again at a campaign event after the debate and was criticized. “I’m not doing so well like before. I don’t speak that well like before. I’m not that good at debating same as before, but I know what I’m good at. I know how to tell the truth“Biden, 81, made the point in a spirited speech in North Carolina.

Biden defended his ability For run for re-electionsaying that “there’s a lot at stake” and that he wouldn’t have applied if he didn’t believe he could do the job. He also contrasted his presidential image with Trump’s, mindful numerous court cases of the former president and questioning their commitment to respecting the election results.

The President also took the opportunity to present some of his key election proposals, including expand healthcare And protect women’s rightsincluding the right to abortion at the federal level.

While the Biden campaign acknowledges the president’s poor debate performanceboth he and his advisers they remain committed to continuing running for re-election and participating in future debates, believing that he can bounce back and convince voters with his proposals and his experience.

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A poll by CNN, the debate’s organizer, showed Republican nominee Donald Trump as the clear winner of the first head-to-head meeting. 67 percent respondents think so – after Biden would show indecisive at key moments of the confrontation.