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"I feel like I'm on a hamster wheel" — US cost of living has skyrocketed since 2020
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The infrastructure bill was a big accomplishment. With that said, I don't really care for his personality and all I wanted was healthcare reform (single payer, etc) which we didn't get.
Manchin and (especially) Sinema made that impossible.
Will you vote for him again?
I am voting for him again because I don't want trump or any other of the Republican candidates as my president. But could we have a better democratic candidate? Definitely
There's a very real chance the vice president ends up taking charge, Biden does look like he could die of old age any day now
Here's to hoping he gets a new VP lol
If there is anyone the public likes less than Biden. It is Kamala Harris
Holy shit, has she done anything at all for 4 years?
avoid media scrutiny?
Could we, though? Who would you propose would be better without scaring off swing voters who are more afraid of imaginary socialism than real fascism?
I mean that is the narrative right, we have to go with a centrist because it might scareee people to give them universal healthcare.
The reality is that in a lot of cases Biden is to the right of the majority of the US on issues. Take the Israeli genocide of Palestinians, it is extremely unpopular to support it right now among US voters (especially younger ones) but I am sure the media narrative is that oh we can't say no to Israel, that would doom Biden for being too leftist.
Calling it a "narrative" doesn't make it not true. It wouldn't have taken very many people voting differently for Trump to have win last time, and that's without swing voters' goldfish memories fucking things up.
Yeah, I think he's been an okay president, and he could serve another term. I also don't think Trump should have that power.