Joe Biden Presidency thread *Please read OP - Threadbanned Users Added 4/5/21*

You said this "absolute **** show" was entirely caused by the Biden administration.

The **** show is the evacuation of Afghanistan.

Therefore it is logical that biden's administration are responsible for being in Afghanistan in the first place.

For how can one evacuate from a place that they are not already present.

is that coherent enough?

Well whats the big deal?

He is going to 'hunt them down'. Similar to 'smoke them out'.

All he needs to do is invade Afghanistan and sort them out.

Oh.....wait a minute....

Jaysus. There can be no evacuation without occupation, therefore "the shitshow" was not "entirely caused by Biden's White House"

100,000 people evacuated - one of the quickest and largest humanitarian airlifts in history. A " **** up" though according to you. It was always going to be a chaotic evacuation, whether it was Trump or Biden in charge so give it a rest with your disingenuous narrative. At lease Biden had the balls to take some responsibility, unlike his spineless predecessor.

Not surprising he's sinking when there's a bit of pressure, anytime he gets questioned on anything he turns into a defensive man child.

There has been a shift in US foreign policy in the last decade which started under Obama - a big driver of this was globalisation and a perception that the US middle classes were the losers. Trump accelerated this policy and Biden is taking the same approach.

The economy is doing well with a lot of jobs coming back.

Vaccines for Covid are available to all. I am curious if he will go over the heads of those governors actively trying to kill their own people with covid but they have started to back down from banning mask mandates etc. Not sure he can be blamed for those taking sheep medicine which seems like a hit against the US education system for the last 50+ years. At a minimum he has encouraged sensible action here without trying to force through crazy old wives tale cures which is apparently the standard.

The US gets on far better with its actual allies at this point and worry of trade wars with Canada/Europe are a distant memory which is good to keep some allies in the Western world.

The pull out of Afghanistan. Overall you want the US involved in less wars so that is good. There are some issues around it and you do likely not want to do it straight on the heels of so many taliban fighters having just been released before his term. Certainly while releasing all those fighters wasn't his call, pulling out of the country was and they had to have known that the taliban would be eager with their increased strength.

A large bipartisan infastructure bill has been passed in the senate which is good to see some cooperation again between the major parties. I am unsure if he was the driving force there but he didn't drive a wedge between the parties at least.

A lot of issues from previous regimes were also quickly fixed though they were quick enough wins to fix, stopping executive orders with executive orders.

In the end a major flaw for his media sessions is that he has only really had one major mess up which has concentrated attention on it as opposed to some which go from crazy to crazy each week to avoid the media getting too focused if you think of the likes of Boris.

Sorry. That was misleading. I meant to type the Senate and thought I had. The evidence is against me having done that. He has not sped up much of US politics unfortunately so it is not passed or in effect yet so it will take some time to come into effect.