President Biden's "big boy" press conference was highly anticipated prime time viewing. But, in reality, only the final 30 seconds of it resembled anything like a presidential press conference that we are used to seeing. The other 50 minutes was more like a fireside chat. Pre-selected reporters asking largely open-ended questions didn't exactly put him on his toes. The Democrats will lose if he is on the ticket in November. And this press conference did not knock him out.
President Biden's "big boy" press conference was highly anticipated prime time viewing. But, in reality, only the final 30 seconds of it resembled anything like a presidential press conference that we are used to seeing. The other 50 minutes was more like a fireside chat. Pre-selected reporters asking largely open-ended questions didn't exactly put him on his toes. The Democrats will lose if he is on the ticket in November. And this press conference did not knock him out.