Trump supporters say Biden should not be president after first debate.

Former President Trump visited Chesapeake, Virginia, to host a rally after his debate with President Biden. The crowd was electrified as thousands gathered in a state that hasn’t voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 2004.

Trump was accompanied by Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, sparking speculation about a potential vice presidential choice. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as supporters eagerly awaited Trump’s address.

One attendee, Anne Sprouse from Virginia Beach, was pleasantly surprised by the debate’s conduct, stating, “I thought it went really well. Unfortunately, Biden is not physically able to be the president. Trump needs to take it back and make everything great again.”

Edward Young, who traveled over 300 miles from New Jersey, expressed his confidence in Trump’s performance, declaring, “Biden’s toast. He’s finished. He’s gone. I predict he’s going to resign by the end of the week.”

Kevin Gaudet from Chesapeake echoed similar sentiments about Biden’s performance, emphasizing Trump’s composure and presidential demeanor during the debate. Supporters like Gaudet rallied behind Trump, praising his assertiveness and statesmanship.

Supporters of all ages flocked to Greenbrier Farms for the rally, including 12-year-old Sophia, who expressed her fascination with politics and concern for the country’s safety. Sophia highlighted Trump’s perceived strength in safeguarding America, contrasting it with her perception of Biden as lacking in effective planning.

As the anticipation for the upcoming presidential debates heightens, the country remains divided, with each side fervently supporting their chosen candidate. The clash of ideologies and visions for America’s future continues to unfold, shaping the narrative of one of the most pivotal elections in recent history.

The second and final presidential debate is scheduled for Sept. 10 at 9 p.m. ET, promising another riveting showdown between the two candidates. With the stakes high and the nation watching, the outcome of these debates could sway the course of the upcoming election in November.