NYT writers ridiculed for saying disastrous Biden debate ended in ‘draw’ as Jill Biden feared he had a stroke Two New York Times columnists, Jamelle Bouie and Lydia Polgreen, are facing criticism for their assessments of the infamous Trump-Biden debate, where they suggested it ended in a draw. This is in light of former first lady Jill Biden’s recent statement that she believed her husband, Joe Biden, might have been having a stroke during the performance. Bouie and Polgreen’s views contrasted sharply with ten of their Times colleagues who declared Trump the winner, and their comments have resurfaced and gone viral.

• Two New York Times columnists, Jamelle Bouie and Lydia Polgreen, are being criticized for their analysis of the Trump-Biden debate.
• They described the debate as a draw, despite other colleagues declaring Trump the winner.
• This is amplified by Jill Biden’s recent comments that she feared Joe Biden was having a stroke during the debate.
• Critics, including National Review’s Dan McLaughlin, are highlighting the perceived poor judgment of Bouie and Polgreen’s assessments.
• Neither Bouie nor Polgreen responded to requests for comment on whether they stand by their original ruling.