Seriously, Why is Biden still president?
Without bringing in Trump hatred, tell why you think Biden is such a great president.
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[quote]Seriously, Why is Biden still president?[/quote]
- Lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.
- Signed largest infusion of Federal funds into [b][i]infrastructure[/i][/b] in a decade (the infrastructure bill Trump hinted at, but could not deliver).
- Historical investment in clean energy, that's proceeding without outright killing the fossil fuel industry. This includes the investment in the future of EV and other renewable transportation related initiatives. This is the most significant commitment since the 2015 Paris accord (that Trump killed).
- Mega investment to bring the crucial semiconductor manufacturing industry to the US.
- Unifying the western world, and NATO, to stand up against Russia's attempt to re-colonize parts of the world, Soviet style. This includes his recent trip to Kyiiv.
- Finally getting us out of Afghanistan, and putting an end to the bleed there. The side effects of the pullout were unavoidable, and those who blame him for this, clearly have no understanding that the outcome is the best we could have hoped for. How could we have avoided it? Not to go there in the first place.
- Capping Insulin prices for seniors.
- Codified federal regulations for gay marriage.
- Helped the nation avoid the recession that all economists, and pundits, promised we would now be in the middle of.
- Strong economy.
- Solid progress toward taming the inflation that was inevitable post pandemic.
- Preventing the mid-terms MAGA red wave.
- We are back to almost normal, following the Covid disaster, and travel has bounded back to pre-pandemic levels.
I'm sure this is the data you're looking for, right?
- Lowest unemployment rate in 50 years.
- Signed largest infusion of Federal funds into [b][i]infrastructure[/i][/b] in a decade (the infrastructure bill Trump hinted at, but could not deliver).
- Historical investment in clean energy, that's proceeding without outright killing the fossil fuel industry. This includes the investment in the future of EV and other renewable transportation related initiatives. This is the most significant commitment since the 2015 Paris accord (that Trump killed).
- Mega investment to bring the crucial semiconductor manufacturing industry to the US.
- Unifying the western world, and NATO, to stand up against Russia's attempt to re-colonize parts of the world, Soviet style. This includes his recent trip to Kyiiv.
- Finally getting us out of Afghanistan, and putting an end to the bleed there. The side effects of the pullout were unavoidable, and those who blame him for this, clearly have no understanding that the outcome is the best we could have hoped for. How could we have avoided it? Not to go there in the first place.
- Capping Insulin prices for seniors.
- Codified federal regulations for gay marriage.
- Helped the nation avoid the recession that all economists, and pundits, promised we would now be in the middle of.
- Strong economy.
- Solid progress toward taming the inflation that was inevitable post pandemic.
- Preventing the mid-terms MAGA red wave.
- We are back to almost normal, following the Covid disaster, and travel has bounded back to pre-pandemic levels.
I'm sure this is the data you're looking for, right?