Biden Campaign's Reset After Disastrous Debate Looks a Lot Like Business as Usual

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : An ad released Monday was called "I Know" using clips from Biden's post-debate North Carolina rally, where he said, "When you get knocked down, you get back up."Quentin Fulks, Biden's principal deputy campaign manager, put the focus on Trump in a call with reporters, saying, "When you do see President Biden out on the trail, he will be talking about the reasons why Americans should be scared of Donald Trump, as he has been for months.
43% : "For all of the public efforts to shift the focus back to Trump, though, there have been private discussions on what more Biden could do to counteract what Americans saw during the debate, when he gave convoluted answers, trailed off at times, occasionally stared blankly and sounded raspy-voiced.
38% : Don't be like Trump in your own little universe," she said.
21% : "Still, "if we put aside the style points, there was a clear contrast," she argued, going on to call out Trump as "a threat to our democracy" and "a liar.

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