Wish Biden did not say "this is not true." Sounds defensive

[question everything]

He started well saying: I am the party. And he should have responded: Sanders is not here, Hunter is not here, AOC is not here (no, I don't think he brought her) I am here. And for my taste asking back: is this what Stormy Daniels say? Yes, I know, Biden is a true gentleman, but this, really, has been muddy and he may have to get into the mud.

The moderator should have the ability to turn off the mic if Trump cannot stop. Nicole Wallace just said: Wallace was not the moderator, he was the abused..

I am not sure that I can watch the other ones..

[jorgevlorgan]

1. It was necessary. And correcting to the camera was also effective.

[Mariana]

2. Biden should use the words "lie" and "liar" much more frequently. nt.

[TheFarseer]

3. The way he stayed defensive about Hunter

Was just awful. Why not bring up how Trump and his family have made tons of cash because he’s the president? Ivanka and her Chinese patents. His whole family in his administration. The military staying at his golf courses. The revelation that Ivanka was paid huge consulting fees subsidized by the American tax payers. There’s probably even better examples. And all Joe could say was ‘That’s not true’. It was painful.

[Blaukraut]

4. He needs to always put the burden on the liar, i.e. "Stop lying"

instead of "this isn't true".

[wnylib]

5. I'd like to hear Biden say "fake claim"

instead of "not true."

Also, take a superior, condescending tone toward Trump's lies when he says it.

Another comeback for Trump's law and order claims. "You can't even abide by debate rules, let alone laws."