Will Biden dodge debates?

 Federalist Wire:

Biden has always been able to count on the mainstream media to cover for him. But not this time.

As the Leftist media dropped the hammer on Joe Biden in a way that left him speechless.

Former President Donald Trump is more than ready to debate President Joe Biden this fall.

Back in March, Trump said that he’d be willing to debate the president anywhere, anytime, and anyplace.

He believes that he can take the president to the woodshed if the two candidates can get together and argue policy and ideologies.

And while that’s likely true, Biden is currently not committed to debating Trump.

But almost 75% of voters feel as though that would show “weakness” if he didn’t debate the former president, according to a Fox News poll.

Jason Miller, an adviser for the Donald Trump campaign, believes that “Biden won’t get away with the basement routine this time” and that it’s imperative that he debates Trump, according to what he told the New York Times earlier this week.
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The chances that Biden would do well in a debate are pretty small.  He has trouble just reading a speech.  For Biden to respond to a back-and-forth challenge is unlikely. 

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