How is Joe Biden as a President? - Come & vote on your opinion of Joe Biden's presidency

[Aussie_Autizzy]

I think it's important to understand the scope of the potential of the office of the president, which, with vanishingly rare exception, exists simply to rubber stamp the agenda of whichever party inaugurated them. the ideal of the office, the Great Man who cuts through the bullshit and turns the tide of the political moment through sheer force of will and charisma, is descended from the public perceptions of certain administrations like Lincoln, TR, and FDR, which, though surpassingly rare, has come to define the national image of what a president must be. through this lens, Biden is a perfectly normal president. his campaign was an incoherent blend of sugar to help the medicine go down, as many people correctly perceive that there is no substance to his agenda whatsoever beyond the agenda of the democratic party which is ultimately the agenda of the capitalist class and the MIC. but this is simply the nature of the country as it has been since the end of WWII. long ago our leaders decided that the business of America would be jets and guns and bullets and bombs, built around a web of foreign entanglements and imperialist projects, and the anesthetization of the public through consumer culture, rather than the material benefit of the increasingly alienated and miserable society that keeps this engine running, and any gestures otherwise are wholly unserious pretense adopted in the name of placation.

What a load of cum gargling.... The only reason Joe got voted in was because it was an anti-Trumtard vote.. that simple.

 

[usernames can change now!]

I didn't have high hopes for Biden but didn't think "pissing France off so bad they recall their ambassador" was on the cards tbh. Wasn't "experienced and sensible foreign policy" half his campaign?

 

[SneedEyeMitch]

I didn't have high hopes for Biden but didn't think "pissing France off so bad they recall their ambassador" was on the cards tbh. Wasn't "experienced and sensible foreign policy" half his campaign?

To be fair, that more on the French being faggots. The UK holding him in contept is more damning.

 

[usernames can change now!]

To be fair, that more on the French being faggots. The UK holding him in contept is more damning.

Nah, I'm with the French on this one. If France knew selling Australia nuclear submarines was an option, they'd have offered their own. Biden and Boris went behind France's back to steal a $40B contract.

 

[thriphhole]

 

[Mongo0o]

Joe might be a ass-crack hair smarter than a wheel-chair bound, toe typing spastic.. but Joe is still 10x better option than Trump.

Looks like your profile pic fits the posts.

 

[Billy Beer]

Delivering more than I could have ever hoped for. I thought the fun and games were over when he got voted in, steady, boring, same-old/same-old american politics. But no, everything he touches turns to shit.

I'll be 55 stone at the end of his presidency with all the popcorn I'm eating.

 

[The Last Stand]

I vote Mediocre because he's done the job every President's had since around WW1, act as a scapegoat and soak up the country's anger or admiration while the people who make actual decisions get ignored except when it suits their own ends. They get to do whatever they want while the President acts as the lightning rod of national consciousness.

That's how I viewed Trump after a couple years. Mediocre in the sense of not actually doing anything substantial for the health of the country. His attitude was his appeal. Once you take that away, Trump is your typical arrogant businessman turned reality star.

Biden's "mediocrity" is emphasized with TDS, dementia, awful policy and double standards. The past seven months have been awful, mediocrity would be a compliment if he didn't change a thing from the last presidency.

 

[Pissmaster]

Delivering more than I could have ever hoped for. I thought the fun and games were over when he got voted in, steady, boring, same-old/same-old american politics. But no, everything he touches turns to shit.

I'll be 55 stone at the end of his presidency with all the popcorn I'm eating.

Excuse me sir this is an AMERICAN thread, please use AMERICAN weight units thank you mmmwah

 

[The Last Stand]

1. He pulled out of Afghanistan, easily the most principled and brave thing a president has done in decades. Yes, it was bungled, but it was necessary. Trump couldn't do it despite of all his phony populist rhetoric because his ego couldn't handle it. The American empire is on its way out and we should celebrate.

Trump's plan was to have us out by a specific date. He even ratified an agreement with the Taliban to HAVE US OUT with mininal issue. Biden wiped his ass with the original agreement, sent MORE Americans down there, and LEFT them in the most irresponsible way possible. All for a photo op.

And before you ask "if Trump wanted them out by May, why didn't he?" because Congress and Milley sabotaged it during his term because Orange Man Bad.

3. He doesn't suck off fossil fuel companies. Keystone Pipeline and fracking can go fuck themselves, and it's a relief that we actually have a president that isn't their slave.

For better and worse, we are compliant with the use of fossil fuels. Before, we had to go to the Middle East for oil. Which contributed to the forever war conflict. Environmentally speaking, I am against the continuous usage of fossil fuels as we are harming the Earth for finite resources that will run out. However, the pipeline would've allowed the US to be independent for valuable resources. A pipeline is statically safer than carting oil through trucks.

Living wage is getting pushed by the major corporations like Amazon hard, because they won't need employees in the next 10 years. They know their only competition can't compete with that, and making wage slave rates at $15-$20 a hour will make sure said competition dies.

If increasing the minimum wage won't work, then the cost of living must decrease. Colleges know this; therefore it's essential for millennials to HAVE a college degree to be able to live off well.

I can't even be able to purchase a house right off the bat.

 

[JosephStalin]

Excuse me sir this is an AMERICAN thread, please use AMERICAN weight units thank you mmmwah

Relax. One stone equals thirteen pounds.

 

[Kornula]

Joe might be a ass-crack hair smarter than a wheel-chair bound, toe typing spastic.. but Joe is still 10x better option than Trump.

Nope

 

[Billy Beer]

Excuse me sir this is an AMERICAN thread, please use AMERICAN weight units thank you mmmwah

OK. 55 stone = 1 Average American. I've no idea how many 'cups' that is though.

 

[Ser Prize]

Does that really matter that much?

Clinton was responsible for the later housing crash.

Clinton also sold USA's nuclear secrets to chyna.