Biden's presidency in one word: Nothing

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The Daily Mail did a poll of 1009 registered voters, Republican, Democrat, and Independent, asking each what one word summed up Biden's presidency. The word that overwhelmingly was chosen was 'Nothing.' That is Americans across the board saw Biden's presidency as having done nothing, accomplished nothing. It amounted to nothing.

Biden's final humiliation: Most Americans can't name a single success

It is the one question that unites Americans when it comes to President Joe Biden. What is your one-word summary of his legacy?

www.dailymail.co.uk

So, Biden leaves office as the least popular president in over a century, viewed negatively by a big majority of Americas. Biden has always been mediocre, and the crowning achievement of his political career seems to now be nothing.

Typical, a MAGA cultist sites a foreign right wing media’s use of a poll without providing any access to the poll itself, too funny

As you were educated earlier, Biden’s infrastructure bill, an accomplishment every President since Ike has tried to do but couldn’t, and the Chips Act, currently responsible for sixteen sites under construction insuring America’s security, are both major successes

And as much as your Messiah today tried to paint America ‘s economy as in the toilet in reality it is the envy of every nation in the world

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Biden had significant achievements, the major ones mentioned in this thread, but in our social media world they seem to have gone unnoticed. Now, if he had made noise insulting people or bragging about his "greatness" (while quietly lining his pockets) people at your level might have acquired a different opinion.

I see none. Do point out the great things Biden accomplished.

Biden does brag about his greatness and quietly lines his pockets (10% for the Big Guy...).

 

[Hawkeye10]

EVIL

 

[serendipity]

The right-wing Daily Fail did a poll of its right-wing subscribers. <yawn>

The poll was conducted by J.L. Partners on behalf of the Daily Mail. JL Partners was given a clean bill of health by your favourite goto website.

Overall, we rate J.L. Partners as Least Biased based on polling that minimally favors the left. We also rate them as Mostly Factual pollsters based on a 1.6-star rating in predictive polling.

538 an expert on measuring and rating pollster performance, has evaluated 2 polls by the J.L. Partners, earning 1.6 stars for accuracy, indicating they are Mostly Factual by MBFC’s criteria. They also conclude that their polling slightly favors the Left with a score of 0.6, which equates to Least Biased overall in polling bias. In general, the J.L. Partners is considered reasonably accurate and demonstrates minimal bias in polling.

J.L. Partners - Bias and Credibility

LEAST BIASED These sources have minimal bias and use very few loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by appeals to emotion or

mediabiasfactcheck.com

 

[Kurmugeon]

I was thinking two words; "Corrupt Puppet".

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[T. A. Gardner]

Typical, a MAGA cultist sites a foreign right wing media’s use of a poll without providing any access to the poll itself, too funny

You didn't read the article. Portions of it were embedded with it, and there are links, along with citations of the company that did it.

As you were educated earlier, Biden’s infrastructure bill, an accomplishment every President since Ike has tried to do but couldn’t, and the Chips Act, currently responsible for sixteen sites under construction insuring America’s security, are both major successes

Biden's infrastructure bill was a disaster. It did little to nothing. You Pete Buttplug yammering about racist highways, and like a dozen charging stations installed...

Two Years Later, What Has the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Done? - Engineering.com

President Biden signed the IIJA almost 2 years ago. What impact has it had?

www.engineering.com

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/568608-10-reasons-to-hate-the-bipartisan-infrastructure-bill/

Biden's infrastructure bills leave a legacy of big spending and little payoff

When President Joe Biden vacates the White House later this month, talk will turn to his legacy: What did he accomplish in office? Which among his

reason.com

The CHIPS act likewise

Who benefitted from the CHIPS Act?

Semiconductors are expensive.

www.theverge.com

One of the big reasons it has largely been a failure was lots of Leftist politics on DIE and things like unions were tied to the money and the companies receiving it are balking at the requirements preferring to not take the money to being tied to policies they recognize as bad for them.

https://thehill.com/opinion/4517470-dei-killed-the-chips-act/

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/11/02/biden-tech-chips-achievement-losing-support-00186851

And as much as your Messiah today tried to paint America ‘s economy as in the toilet in reality it is the envy of every nation in the world

The US economy is doing okay mostly because other nations have trashed their own economies far more heavily than Biden was able to do to his.

 

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Never provide access to the poll, easy to cherry pick and show graphics supporting what you are selling

As for infrastructure;

At its two-year anniversary, the bipartisan infrastructure law continues to rebuild all of America

www.brookings.edu

Two Years Later, What Has the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Done? - Engineering.com

President Biden signed the IIJA almost 2 years ago. What impact has it had?

www.engineering.com

It Is Hard To Ignore This Infrastructure Week

The Biden-Harris Administration kicked off Infrastructure Week by highlighting the full range of investments and projects as part of the Investing in America Agenda.

www.forbes.com

None of those reviews ^ are political, and your missing the point it was the first infrastructure bill since Ike, an accomplishment all previous Presidents attempted but failed to get

The Chips Act is similar, as I said, sixteen plants already under construction in both Red and Blue States, making America more secure. Trump’s plan was to wait while China imported chips hoping claiming tariffs would make American entrepreneurs start building plants

 

[T. A. Gardner]

None of those reviews ^ are political, and your missing the point it was the first infrastructure bill since Ike, an accomplishment all previous Presidents attempted but failed to get

Obama passed one in his first term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/news/15833-obama-signs-787-billion-stimulus-package/

Remember "Shovel ready?"

The Chips Act is similar, as I said, sixteen plants already under construction in both Red and Blue States, making America more secure. Trump’s plan was to wait while China imported chips hoping claiming tariffs would make American entrepreneurs start building plants

The problem is the companies are balking at taking the money because of the politics involved. They don't want the strings that come with it.

 

[Hawkeye10]

Obama passed one in his first term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/news/15833-obama-signs-787-billion-stimulus-package/

Remember "Shovel ready?"


The problem is the companies are balking at taking the money because of the politics involved. They don't want the strings that come with it.

One of those shovel ready projects, the taking passenger trains off of the BNSF between Tacoma and Nisqually, took about a decade to become operational outside of a few hours where a Cascades train was dumped onto interstate five.

Also between costs to build and economic costs from Five being closed for many days because our government could not get there shit together enough to get the wreckage off of the road the cost was many billions.

It was pretty much the worst possible place because of the water and the military base the shortest route around is something like 30 miles, with almost no road capacity. Trucks were going a few hundred miles out of their way.

 

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Obama passed one in his first term.

https://thehill.com/homenews/news/15833-obama-signs-787-billion-stimulus-package/

Remember "Shovel ready?"


The problem is the companies are balking at taking the money because of the politics involved. They don't want the strings that come with it.

A Stimulus Bill is intended to put currency into the economy, which was appropriate given the historical recession he faced, an infrastructure bill is designed to address infrastructure

Wrong, obvious you didn’t read the reports

 

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One of those shovel ready projects, the taking passenger trains off of the BNSF between Tacoma and Nisqually, took about a decade to become operational outside of a few hours where a Cascades train was dumped onto interstate five.

Also between costs to build and economic costs from Five being closed for many days because our government could not get there shit together enough to get the wreckage off of the road the cost was many billions.

It was pretty much the worst possible place because of the water and the military base the shortest route around is something like 30 miles, with almost no road capacity. Trucks were going a few hundred miles out of their way.

Ah, the Infrastructure Bill was three years ago, not ten, duh

 

[signalmankenneth]

The Daily Mail did a poll of 1009 registered voters, Republican, Democrat, and Independent, asking each what one word summed up Biden's presidency. The word that overwhelmingly was chosen was 'Nothing.' That is Americans across the board saw Biden's presidency as having done nothing, accomplished nothing. It amounted to nothing.

Biden's final humiliation: Most Americans can't name a single success

It is the one question that unites Americans when it comes to President Joe Biden. What is your one-word summary of his legacy?

www.dailymail.co.uk

So, Biden leaves office as the least popular president in over a century, viewed negatively by a big majority of Americas. Biden has always been mediocre, and the crowning achievement of his political career seems to now be nothing.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

One of those shovel ready projects, the taking passenger trains off of the BNSF between Tacoma and Nisqually, took about a decade to become operational outside of a few hours where a Cascades train was dumped onto interstate five.

Also between costs to build and economic costs from Five being closed for many days because our government could not get there shit together enough to get the wreckage off of the road the cost was many billions.

It was pretty much the worst possible place because of the water and the military base the shortest route around is something like 30 miles, with almost no road capacity. Trucks were going a few hundred miles out of their way.

The one I remember most from that debacle was the $93,000 allocated to some town in Mississippi to give every house in it a doorbell...

 

[Diogenes]

The right-wing Daily Fail did a poll of its right-wing subscribers. <yawn>

Genetic fallacy activated.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

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[Hawkeye10]

The one I remember most from that debacle was the $93,000 allocated to some town in Mississippi to give every house in it a doorbell...

So much money was wasted, but at least it was wasted in American........so many of those dollars that the crooks make and take get handed out outside of America now.

 

[Hawkeye10]

If you think that those who kept and who fought in part to keep slaves were bad people just what for what the grandkids and great grandkids end up thinking about us.

If there are any, as the Imperial Empire has been driving for WW3....hopefully Trump can stop it......I know he wants to.

 

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[anonymoose]

He can finally check into assisted living.

 

[Kurmugeon]

He can't help it.


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