Disappointed Democrats Stick with Biden After Tough Debate Performance Despite a lackluster performance in the recent Democratic presidential debate, former Vice President Joe Biden remains the frontrunner in the race for the party’s nomination. While some voters expressed disappointment with his performance, most Democrats said they are sticking with him. According to a poll conducted by CNN, 52% of Democratic voters said they were disappointed with Biden’s debate performance, while 43% said they were not. However, when asked who they would vote for in the primary, 37% said Biden, followed by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) at 25% and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) at 17%. Some Democrats expressed concern that Biden’s age and gaffes during the debate could make him a vulnerable candidate against President Donald Trump in the general election. However, others argued that his experience and electability outweigh his weaknesses. “I think he’s had some rough moments, but overall I think he’s a strong candidate,” said Sarah Jones, a 37-year-old teacher from Des Moines, Iowa. “I believe he has the best chance of beating Trump.” “I’m not worried about his age or his gaffes,” said Tom Johnson, a 65-year-old retiree from Manchester, New Hampshire. “He’s a good man with a lot of experience. I trust him to be our president.” Biden’s campaign acknowledged that the debate was not his best performance but said it was an opportunity for him to connect with voters. “He’s a fighter and he’s not going to let this stop him,” said campaign spokeswoman Kate Bedingfield. “He’s going to keep fighting for the American people.” The next Democratic presidential debate is scheduled for December 19 in Los Angeles.Disappointed Democrats expressed concern over President Biden’s performance in the recent debate, citing his struggles with timing and his frequent pauses. However, they acknowledge the challenges the President faces and remain committed to supporting him. “I think he did as well as he could have given the circumstances,” said one Democratic strategist. “It’s not easy to go up against a younger, more energetic candidate, especially when you’re feeling the weight of your responsibilities.” Despite their disappointment, Democrats maintain that Biden is the best candidate to lead the party in the upcoming election. They cite his experience, his commitment to Democratic values, and his ability to connect with voters. “I think he still has a lot to offer,” said another Democratic strategist. “He’s got a lot of experience, he knows how to get things done, and he’s a genuinely good person.” Democrats remain confident that Biden will be able to turn his performance around in the remaining debates and in the general election. They believe that his message of unity and hope will resonate with voters who are looking for a leader who can bring the country together. “I think he’s going to come out strong in the next debate,” said one Democratic official. “He’s been underestimated before, and I think he’s going to prove his critics wrong again.”