Democratic voters appeared to react positively to President Biden's argument that his economic record is better than former President Trump's during Thursday presidential debate.
Rule changes for this debate reduced cross-talking and eliminated audience interruptions, focusing more attention on substance than showmanship. ATLANTA—President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump traded jabs about their presidential accomplishments and offered vastly different visions of the past and future in their first 2024 presidential debate. The two candidates faced off for 90
A Fox News Digital focus group of Republicans, Democrats and Independents used live dials to react to former President Trump's critique of President Biden's economic record.
Republicans reacted negatively in a Fox News Digital focus group after President Biden failed to acknowledge the U.S. service members that have been killed under his administration.
Republican and Independent voters reacted favorably to former President Trump's comments on the "fully debunked" 2017 Charlottesville riots narrative promoted by President Biden.
President Biden's efforts to hit former President Trump over reported comments about military members appeared to backfire according to a Fox Digital focus group.
Immigration, abortion, and economics were among the top policies that the candidates highlighted in the high-stakes debate. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump presented competing visions and narratives on a range of issues in the first presidential debate hosted by CNN on June 28. While the debate was at times punctuated by ad-hominems