THE BATTLE AIN’T OVER YET!
In an electrifying 2024 debate rematch, President Biden and former President Trump took the stage, and the contrast was jaw-dropping. Trump swaggered in with confidence, commanding the stage like a seasoned performer, while Biden appeared tired and lost, struggling with a raspy voice and dazed looks.
From the jump, Trump strutted onto the stage like he was dropping a new mixtape, full of swagger and confidence. Biden, on the other hand, looked like he needed to hit the snooze button a few more times. His voice was raspy, his answers were mumbled, and sometimes he looked straight-up lost.
“I was really concerned because the minute [Biden] walked out on that stage, I felt he [was] not feeling good,” Constantine said. “His skin was pale, it was pasty, and he literally looked like a dead man walking.”
“It was as if everything were in slow motion,” she continued. “His fingers and his lack of illustrators when he was talking, he was like a frozen statue up there on the stage. It really was painful to watch. [Trump] had a more serious demeanor. He didn’t make a lot of facial gestures as we normally see him do. He didn’t flash his great big smile at anybody. He was very serious when he walked out on the stage, and it really didn’t change at all through the entire debate.”
Constantine added, “It made Biden look exceptionally weak, and made Donald Trump exceptionally powerful.”
In one of the most notable moments, Biden ended a rambling statement that lacked focus by saying, “We finally beat Medicare,” before moderators cut him off and transitioned back to former President Donald Trump
Trump was in his zone, showing mad discipline and owning that stage like it was his. No crowd to hype him up, just pure focus. Meanwhile, Biden’s team blamed his raspy voice on a cold, but the damage was done. Pundits and some Democrats are already talking about whether Joe should step aside.
So there you have it – the ultimate rematch where one looked ready to take over and the other looked ready to take a nap. Stay tuned, this ain’t over yet!
