<x) ) Thomas Friedman's comment, New York Times

A title without doubt “President Biden is my friend, he must withdraw from the” (for the White House). Like this Thomas Friedman, columnist for the New York Times, throws black and white into the American newspaper thoughts that circulate between democratic commentators, as well as at the party's high levels after the TV duel between Biden and Trump.

A broadcast Friedman, a man close to the current president of the United States, defines as a heartbreaker, <x0 heartbraking”

In fact, he determines that “cannot remember a moment more terrible in the presidential campaigns I've seen in my life”. And it's because of the plastic appearance, in his opinion, of what he pointed to as a Joe Biden defined as «a good man and a good president who shouldn't run for re-election and a Donald Trump, <x3 alleged man and an insignificant president, who didn't learn anything, but didn't forget anything”.

Therefore, the invitation for those who may have the last chance to push Beden a step backwards, his family, which according to Friedman, should gather as soon as possible and have the most difficult conversations with the president, a conversation made with love, clarity and endurance. This is to give the United States the best chance to defeat Trump's threat in November”.

The judgment for the democrats' political counterpart is very tough “Republicans if their leaders had a bit of integrity ♫ would require the same, but would not do it because they do not have”, Friedman says, pressuring the Democrats to open an immediate process of selecting new candidates. If Vice President Kamala Harris wants to run, let him do it. But voters deserve a transparent” process.

Reference to an unusual historical moment is clear, “We are at the dawn of the greatest technological and climate revolution in human history, on the eve of a changing artificial intelligence revolution (and here Friedman uses large letters, ed).) T # All FOR ALL. I may have missed you, but I don't think I've heard the artificial intelligence mentioned by either of the candidates in the debate, 148x1>.

The age-old challenges that require a strong and present leader. For Friedman “it could have been a younger Joe Biden, but recently, time and age have caught him, as was unequivocally evident in the” television confrontation.

So, the invitation to take a step back is given to «after giving him as a friend (as he remembers from travel times in Afghanistan and Pakistan), the possibility of doubt, but is no longer appropriate for the task. If he retires, every day the Americans will greet him with gratitude for what Trump would never do, putting the place before himself. If he doesn't do that, Biden and his family, his staff, and whoever has allowed it, he'll hardly be able to go out without interference.

The result leaves no “space they deserve best, Americans deserve it, the world deserves”.