The editorial board of the New York Times has called on Joe Biden to withdraw his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election after his debacle with Donald Trump.Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Thursday was the first debate between two contenders, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Trump was seen firing a barrage of words in the interval. Of course, most of it was full of false information. However, Joe Biden sometimes stumbles while answering them. In addition, Biden was seen cracking his throat for most of the 90-minute debate. The inertia was also evident in his words. The 82-year-old Biden is not physically fit to run for a second term, the debate showed. This incident has scared the Democrats."The greatest public service (Biden) can do right now is to announce he will not seek re-election," the New York Times editorial board wrote in an opinion piece published Friday.The editorial board wrote, "The President appeared on Thursday night as the shadow of a great public servant." He tried to explain what he would achieve in his second term. He tried to respond to (Trump's) provocation. He desperately tried to hold (Trump) accountable for lies, failures and cool schemes. More than once he could not finish a sentence. Biden is not the guy he was four years ago.'