A growing swell of Democratic voters calling for Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race is dividing the party as tensions rise. MIG Reports data shows conversations fraught with tension and mixed emotions among Democrats, highlighting a split that seems to be deepening.

Democrats Are Panicked

Sentiment analysis reveals Democratic voters feel devastated and terrified after Joe Biden’s poor debate performance. Many express feelings of disillusionment after his clearly declining state in a nationally televised debacle.

Some view his debate disaster as confirmation of his competency and capability issues. especially for a leader in high-stress situations involving national security. Enthusiasm for Biden is dropping fast as Democrats scramble for alternatives. Voters express a desire for a stronger, younger candidate to take the helm.

There is now a growing split within the Democratic Party. A significant portion of the base continues to support Biden, citing his past accomplishments and trustworthy character. This group tends to downplay his debate performance as a “bad night,” and one anybody is liable to experience.

However, a growing faction criticizes what they see as his inability to effectively counter Republican arguments, particularly against Trump. As Biden’s poll numbers crater, Democrat dissatisfaction is impacting his overall sentiment, leading to a noticeable dip in enthusiasm and morale.

The Debate Moment

Before the debate, Biden sentiment was somewhat mixed but leaned towards cautious optimism. Many Democrats touted his record, pointing to legislative successes such as the CHIPS Act and efforts to stabilize the economy post-pandemic. However, the debate unleashed a palpable sense of doom and dismay, especially among those who were already skeptical about his mental acuity. His performance during the debate, which devastated many Democratic voters online and media personalities, only reinforces this sense of impending loss.

Supporters who stand by Biden emphasize his integrity and past achievements. They say one bad debate night should not overshadow his years of public service. Nevertheless, their efforts look to be insufficient to quell the rising tide of Democrats distancing from their allegiance to Biden.

Lowered sentiment among Democratic voters is also causing enthusiasm to fall precipitously. Anxious conversations about voter engagement and turnout reveal a lack of excitement, particularly from younger voters who are often pivotal in securing electoral victories. The debate's aftermath reveals a strong and sudden about-face as Democrats call for fresh leadership. This milieu contributes to an overall decrease in morale among some party members.

The recurring notion that "Biden is too old" simply cannot be denied any longer for many Democrats. This group raises alarms about his age affecting his capacity to campaign effectively and govern.

However, some staunch supporters argue his experience and embodiment of American values outweigh any age-related criticisms. This dichotomy creates a rift, with some members urging Biden drop out, while others steadfastly support him.