Biden adviser says campaign is looking forward to 'what's next' after tough debate
Anita Dunn, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden, on Saturday said that there was no discussion of the president dropping out of the presidential race following his lackluster performance during the first presidential debate against former President Donald Trump.
Anita Dunn, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden, on Saturday said that there was no discussion of the president dropping out of the presidential race following his lackluster performance during the first presidential debate against former President Donald Trump.
"No, the conversation we had is, 'Ok, what do we do next?'" Dunn said during a panel on MSNBC's "The Weekend," where she appeared in a personal capacity.
"The president, above all, is focused on, 'What do we do next? What do I need to go do?" Dunn said.
She also spoke about the enthusiasm that Biden's supporters are still showing for his campaign, highlighting that the campaign raised $27 million since the debate.
"The reality is that I think voters experienced this debate a little differently than perhaps some of the insiders did," Dunn said, adding, "We were looking at a lot of research. Other people were looking at ongoing research as well during it, and voters actually focus on issues that are important to them."
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