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Originally Posted by Pete F.
Hey, what they are doing is working
Passing an American Rescue Plan bill which created the most significant pro-family tax policy in a generation.
Getting America to 72 percent of the population fully vaccinated.
Passing an infrastructure law so bipartisan that 19 Republican senators voted for it.
Nominating a SCOTUS candidate so qualified that she has the highest approval rating of any nominee since John Roberts.
Managing American involvement in a major war so that America’s ally is winning, our alliance is unified, the war has not spilled over, and American troops have not needed to get directly involved.
Calling for a $32 billion increase in funding for law enforcement.
Stewarding the economy to a place where job growth is on a historic upward trajectory.
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when you list all the good things ( some of which he inherited like vaccination infastructure, but still he did a good job continuing to
manage it), and you ignore all the failures ( final stages of afghan withdrawal, a mess at the southern border, failure to deliver covid tests in useful numbers), unbelievable inflation, surging crime, some
wildly unpopular social policies, ignore his obvious cognitive decline and how much of a jerk he can be to those who challenge him even a little, what a complete moron his VP is). when you frame it the way you just did, you make him look like Eisenhower.
But a better way to judge any executive, is to consider the good AND the bad. The polls tell us how americans are judging him.
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