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> I mean, the same media that was apparently run by a vast left-wing conspiracy for years is suddenly right-wing? Did they just change hats? No, this was just

> I mean, the same media that was apparently run by a vast left-wing conspiracy for years is suddenly right-wing? Did they just change hats? No, this was just a lie though, the media has always been right wing, they lie and say they are not, but they are. > What accomplishment does Biden have He ended COVID, he pulled out of Afghanistan, he restored US reputation on the global stage, he put Russia in it's place, he was busy ending fossil fuels. I dunno there are many things, you just don't hear of them because the media is trying to tank his presidency.

krapp 4y ago
>He ended COVID I'll grant that he was more competent at administrating the response than Trump, but COVID hasn't ended, the pandemic is still in progress. >he pulled out of Afghanistan Yes, but it was a humanitarian disaster. You can argue that he shouldn't be blamed for that, and I might agree, but it didn't make him look good even when reported on honestly. >he restored US reputation on the global stage Citation needed. NATO got a credibility boost from Russia's invasion, but the US wound up looking weak and indecisive. And I don't think you can restore the stain on America's reputation that was Trump so easily, or unburn that many bridges. Maybe, if Trumpists don't take power again in 2024, but at the moment being the country in which guns have more rights than women (and soon to be LGBTQ and black people) is not good optics. >he put Russia in it's place In what sense? Is Russia's "place" right on top of Ukraine? Did I miss the news about the American negotiated surrender and Russian retreat? I don't understand.
- wronglyprepaid 4y ago
  > I'll grant that he was more competent at administrating the response than Trump, but COVID hasn't ended, the pandemic is still in progress. He gave US the vaccines, without which the pandemic would have been much worse. > > he pulled out of Afghanistan > Yes, but it was a humanitarian disaster. No it was not, this is just further misrepresentation by the media. > > he restored US reputation on the global stage > Citation needed. https://apnews.com/article/government-and-politics-donald-trump-joe-biden-g-7-summit-health-8f86cb6be2673f1ee358c1abe94b963f https://apnews.com/article/government-and-politics-donald-tr... > > he put Russia in it's place > In what sense? He sanctioned norstream 2: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2022/feb/23/biden-ukraine-russia-crisis-putin-trump-republicans-politics-latest-live https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2022/feb/23/biden-u... Also he said he will make Russia pay for election interference [1]. [1]: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/17/politics/joe-biden-vladimir-putin-price-to-pay/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/17/politics/joe-biden-vladim...
  - int_19h 4y ago
    Are you seriously claiming that Taliban taking over Afghanistan again is not a humanitarian disaster?

krapp 4y ago

>He ended COVID I'll grant that he was more competent at administrating the response than Trump, but COVID hasn't ended, the pandemic is still in progress. >he pulled out of Afghanistan Yes, but it was a humanitarian disaster. You can argue that he shouldn't be blamed for that, and I might agree, but it didn't make him look good even when reported on honestly. >he restored US reputation on the global stage Citation needed. NATO got a credibility boost from Russia's invasion, but the US wound up looking weak and indecisive. And I don't think you can restore the stain on America's reputation that was Trump so easily, or unburn that many bridges. Maybe, if Trumpists don't take power again in 2024, but at the moment being the country in which guns have more rights than women (and soon to be LGBTQ and black people) is not good optics. >he put Russia in it's place In what sense? Is Russia's "place" right on top of Ukraine? Did I miss the news about the American negotiated surrender and Russian retreat? I don't understand.

wronglyprepaid 4y ago
> I'll grant that he was more competent at administrating the response than Trump, but COVID hasn't ended, the pandemic is still in progress. He gave US the vaccines, without which the pandemic would have been much worse. > > he pulled out of Afghanistan > Yes, but it was a humanitarian disaster. No it was not, this is just further misrepresentation by the media. > > he restored US reputation on the global stage > Citation needed. https://apnews.com/article/government-and-politics-donald-trump-joe-biden-g-7-summit-health-8f86cb6be2673f1ee358c1abe94b963f https://apnews.com/article/government-and-politics-donald-tr... > > he put Russia in it's place > In what sense? He sanctioned norstream 2: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2022/feb/23/biden-ukraine-russia-crisis-putin-trump-republicans-politics-latest-live https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2022/feb/23/biden-u... Also he said he will make Russia pay for election interference [1]. [1]: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/17/politics/joe-biden-vladimir-putin-price-to-pay/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/17/politics/joe-biden-vladim...
- int_19h 4y ago
  Are you seriously claiming that Taliban taking over Afghanistan again is not a humanitarian disaster?