In the first moments following the first debate between U.S. President Donald Trump seeking re-election by the Republican Party, and Joe Biden, the former vice president who wants to beat him by the Democratic Party, in the media from one end of the political arc seemed to establish an agreement that is rarely seen: both candidates had lost. “Demented debate,”…
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