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In reply to the discussion: What grade would you give President Biden's term? [View all]Xoan
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Lost opportunities (including Garland & failure to hold Trump accountable) will hurt him but historians will
hlthe2b
Jan 18
#1
That's about where I am. He played the best hand he had with the cards he was dealt.
In It to Win It
Jan 18
#7
A- The guy's not Superman, but his character is sterling, his list of accomplishments is pages long...
Hekate
Jan 18
#5
That's tough. He was an "A" president, yet he will return the WH keys to Trump on Monday, probably a low C overall.
tritsofme
Jan 18
#6
Given the forces arrayed against him, Joe did the best he could: I'll give his administration a solid "B."
sop
Jan 18
#8
Respect Biden immensely and feel good about his term. But you gotta have better approval ratings.
Silent Type
Jan 18
#19
That's about where I'm at. In terms of substantive policy, he was solid; in terms of political adeptness, he was poor
Midwestern Democrat
Jan 18
#22
People here do love Biden, for good reason. But now we need to move on to the task at hand, making sure we
Silent Type
Jan 18
#32
Which probably explains why he didn't do many interviews or press conferences.
Self Esteem
Jan 19
#88
He should have announced not running after the midterms. This is on him too you know.
themaguffin
Jan 19
#87
A - (1st 2 years) D (2nd 2 years, as after we lost the House in 2022, he should've kept his pre 2020 posturing and not
Celerity
Jan 19
#61
The political winds were not in his favor. I'm convinced he would have lost so...
In It to Win It
Jan 19
#83
In retrospect, I don't think Obama was dreadful at all selling his accomplishments.
Self Esteem
Jan 19
#84