During his speech at the Democratic National Convention, President Biden faced criticism for making several controversial statements, including claims regarding school reopenings during the pandemic and a debunked assertion about former President Trump’s comments on neo-Nazis in Charlottesville. Trump’s campaign denounced Biden’s remarks as historical revisionism, especially regarding school closures, which they argue contradict his previous stance. Additionally, Biden reiterated false claims about Trump's alleged praise for white supremacists, which fact-checkers have consistently disputed. The DNC atmosphere was marked by low turnout and protests, raising questions about Biden's political viability as he appears to be concluding his campaign. As Biden's tenure and political career come into focus, the speech has been characterized as a farewell, with criticisms highlighting the lack of party support for him. Overall, Biden’s speech has been met with skepticism from both supporters and critics, indicating a fractured political landscape ahead of the 2024 elections.