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It’s just dumbfucks unable to accept reality for what it is. Same as it ever was. FWIW, I don’t think Biden should step down (i.e., resign right now), and I’ll vote for whoever the D is, no matter what. But I also think Biden should fuck off into the sunset and endorse someone else. He has no business continuing on to a second term, even if he could win (and I don’t believe he can).
I am not sure that I agree, but you clearly articulated your point so I am upvoting nonetheless:-).
For myself, it depends on the facts, which I am not in full possession of. Everyone has bad days imho - that's not "news" at all - but more important is what that performance indicates about his current state. And more importantly, the state he would be in 4 years from now.
This puts the nail in coffin, so to speak, on the idea that he would even live through his Presidency, much less remain salient throughout. A vote for him is a vote for Harris, as the article suggests, and talks about how acknowledging that reality might help pick up more independent voters that could turn the tide of the election.
Oh well, it's not like it is up to any of us.