discussion How will history remember Joe Biden?

[DAP]

Ideally another craven, racist, lying, warmongering imperialist maggot on a string but knowing this country, he'll probably be rehabbed in 10 years or whenever he dies. 

 

Edited November 8 by DAP

[Bloodflowers.]

A failure. He will be forgotten. He's like the Paula Abdul of presidency.

 

 

[Miss Show Business]

Y'all will be singing a different tune when Trump repeals all of Biden's progressive policies (like all of the climate policies he signed into law.)

[.Odyssey.]

A catastrophic failure. He'll be remembered, that's for sure. He'll go down as the president who was so selfish that he gave up the democracy of our country for his own ego.

 

I'm more interested in how Kamala will be remembered. I think history will be kind and sympathetic to her. She was put in a terrible spot with this election and suffered a humiliating defeat. Yet she brought a sorely missed emotion back to so many of us, even if for 100 days…and that was hope. No, she didn't have a great platform or policies, but goddamn was she inspiring with the picture she painted of a future where we could put all of this behind us.

[bad guy]

I don't even the have the energy anymore to go in depth so I'll keep it brief:

 

Biggest political failure in modern American history. 

[Marianah Adkins]

A failure.

 

[feelslikeadream]

As the butcher of Gaza, as someone who tanked the election due to not dropping out sooner, and as someone who had a looooooong career of public service before finally reaching the presidency, which some will see as admirable.

[Letters From Adi]

He managed to ruin things so bad that swing voters shifted to Trump in larger numbers than 2016

[Velvet Night]

He'll be remembered as a failure because this loss is on his selfishness, arrogance and backtracking on a promise to serve one term. And thus damning the US to a second Trump term.

[Orsay]

Old, ineffective, the last dying breath of a decaying liberal regime being swallowed up by right wing authoritarianism