At the start of his term we were hiding in houses and fighting for toilet paper and by the end of it things were much better.
Hugely disingenuous to claim that a global pandemic ending was a policy change.
And while the IRA was a decent piece of legislation, I’d love to hear how it was the “most progressive bill” since the New Deal. Hint: expensive ≠ progessive, especially when tangible results are hard to pin down.
(Not saying Biden was a bad president, but it’s fair to say he was a mediocre one)
Hugely disingenuous to claim that a global pandemic ending was a policy change.
And while the IRA was a decent piece of legislation, I’d love to hear how it was the “most progressive bill” since the New Deal. Hint: expensive ≠ progessive, especially when tangible results are hard to pin down.
(Not saying Biden was a bad president, but it’s fair to say he was a mediocre one)
Hugely disingenuous to claim Biden’s response to the pandemic wasn’t better than Trump’s.
Whew, good thing I didn’t claim that then.
Perhaps you have fallen into the common trap of thinking “better than Trump” equates to “objectively good”.
No Biden was objectively good which is what I’ve been saying this whole time.
Saying, but not supporting with facts.
No offense but having to spoon feed people reality is another reason why democracy is fundamentally flawed.
Backing up claims with facts is not “spoon feeding” people reality. It’s the basic mechanism of knowledge transfer and debate.
If you can’t back up the claims, don’t make them. No amount of ad hominem attacks will make your arguments better without factual support.
Downvoting with an alt account means I’m not going to continue this conversation and will tag your account with that shitty behavior.