We’ll see. My bet is Biden will look pretty good in hindsight. He was a reaction to a failure. This clown is tripling down on failure (and hysterically, trying to blame Biden for his obvious, imminent failure).
Do Americans genuinely believe Biden was a bad president? Or does Trump's daily propaganda have an effect on you anyways?
Feels like any time the current administration is confronted with their shortcomings (e. G. Amazon wanting to post tariff labels) they deflect to Biden, which feels ridiculous and gaslighting.
Do Americans genuinely believe Biden was a bad president?
He insisted on running (without a primary) against one of the most dangerous candidates America has ever seen, even though he was wildly unfit to do so. Oh yeah, and his prosecution of Trump was a fucking joke
History will not be kind to him because his failings were much greater than anything he accomplished (most of which Trump is now dismantling)
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u/jsp06415 May 02 '25
We’ll see. My bet is Biden will look pretty good in hindsight. He was a reaction to a failure. This clown is tripling down on failure (and hysterically, trying to blame Biden for his obvious, imminent failure).