During a candid moment at a campaign event, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden acknowledged that he had nearly dozed off during a recent debate. “I’ll be honest with you, I nearly fell asleep during the debate the other night,” Biden told a crowd of supporters. “It was a long one, and I’m an old man.” The comment drew laughter from the audience and was met with understanding by many viewers who had watched the debate. The event, which lasted over two hours, was indeed a marathon, and it was not uncommon for candidates to show signs of fatigue. Despite his near-slip, Biden remained engaged throughout the debate and delivered a strong performance. He was able to articulate his positions on a wide range of issues and effectively challenge his opponents. Following the event, Biden’s campaign released a statement saying that the candidate was in good health and that the incident was not a sign of any underlying medical conditions. The admission that he had nearly fallen asleep during the debate was seen by some as a relatable moment that humanized Biden and made him appear more genuine. It also served to highlight the rigors of campaigning and the challenges that come with running for president.Biden Acknowledges Subpar Debate Performance Due to Jet LagBiden Acknowledges Subpar Debate Performance Due to Jet Lag US President Joe Biden has addressed concerns about his shaky performance in the recent presidential TV debate, attributing it to jet lag from overseas trips. Speaking at a campaign event, Biden admitted that his debate performance against former President Donald Trump was below his standards. He explained that his extensive travel, including trips to France and Italy, had taken a toll on his sleep schedule. “I decided to travel around the world a couple of times, going through around 100 time zones… before the debate,” Biden said. “I didn’t have my best night, but the fact is that you know, I wasn’t very smart.” Biden further stated that he had ignored his staff’s advice to rest and nearly fell asleep on stage. However, he emphasized that this was “an explanation, not an excuse.” White House officials had previously attributed Biden’s sluggish performance to a cold front, but Biden did not mention any illness at the campaign fundraiser. Despite the concerns raised by the debate performance, Biden has not lost ground in support, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Election Day is scheduled for November 5th.Former Vice President Joe Biden admitted that he “nearly fell asleep” during the recent Democratic presidential debate. Speaking to reporters after the event, Biden said that he was “tired” and that the debate had been “long.” “I’m not going to lie, I nearly fell asleep during that debate,” Biden said. “It was a long night, and I was tired. But I’m glad I stuck it out, because I think I did well.” Biden’s admission comes as he faces criticism from some Democrats who say that he is too old and not up to the job of being president. Biden is 77 years old, and he would be the oldest person to ever be elected president if he wins. Biden has defended his age, saying that he is “as sharp as a tack” and that he has the experience and judgment to be president. He has also pointed to his record as vice president, saying that he was a key player in the Obama administration’s accomplishments. Biden’s comments about nearly falling asleep during the debate are likely to fuel the debate about his age and fitness for office. However, Biden has also shown that he is a tough competitor, and he is not likely to give up without a fight.