Question: Was Biden over prepared for the debate?

[SocialDemocrat61]

Did his debate prep team overload him with facts and figures?

I really know nothing about this but forgetting everything else, in many ways, Biden sounded like a policy wonk. That is not is strength. His strength has always been being a regular person who speaks from the heart who voters can identify with.

[Turbineguy]

1. They probably did.

That was my impression.

[DarthDem]

2. It Doesn't Matter

The key focus is on defeating Donald Trump, a criminal who plans to take advantage of immunity for crimes, from winning in November. I assume you'll want to volunteer for, sign up for, and support that effort, of course.

[jmbar2]

3. It doesn't really matter now

Vote Team Democracy. Everything else can be sorted out after the election.

We cannot afford to lose this election with woulda, coulda shoulda...

[Midnight Writer]

4. That was my impression.

I know nothing, either. It just seemed to me he was trying to dazzle with facts and figures, drawing a contrast with the lying, unprepared conman at the other podium.

Honestly, I thought Biden did handily win the debate. I don't understand how TFG can be declared a "winner" when he refused to answer questions, lied every time he opened his mouth, and showed no understanding of the issues we face.

[Fiendish Thingy]

5. Doesn't matter

He answered an abortion question by talking about migrant murderers.

Over preparation wouldn’t have affected his ability to stay on topic and give a complete answer.

[MineralMan]

6. Yes, probably.

I think that was at least part of the problem. He was trying to say too much, too quickly after every question.

[Silent Type]

7. Somehow they didn't give him a few snappy responses for what is now call gish galloping.

A simple, "I cannot respond to all those lies in one minute, but let me comment on a few" would have thrown it back on trump.

[LeftInTX]

8. Yes. They prepared him to debate a Rhodes scholar, instead he was "debating" a baboon.