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What are you talking about?
Biden got about as much as he could get through a Republican controlled House and a filibustering Senate: a major COVID relief bill, a major infrastructure bill, and a major environmental reform bill.
Trump did a shitload in his one term:
Obama signed a bunch of stuff into law his first two years:
Bush campaigned on tax cuts and got them, and then got a bunch of other stuff in from his first term related to 9/11 and the aftermath: The Patriot Act, authorization for wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, etc.
If anything, presidents are far less effective their second term than their first term.
What a terrible reply. I never said presidents don't get anything done in their first term. Just pointing out how a lot of shit they campaign on doesn't get done so they campaign on the same shit again.
And they're telling you you're wrong. Biden campaigned on getting stuff done and he got stuff done. Don't project your pessimism onto everyone else, it's not helpful
Well of course there are things that get done. I feel like I'm talking to a child right now. I thought when I switched to lemmy I wouldn't have to explain every single detail in my comments, boy was I wrong. You guys do not understand and you're arguing like you do.
Don't be obtuse.
They provided you a ridiculous amount of counter points.
Please go back to Reddit.
Counterpoints to something I wasn't even talking about. I never once said presidents don't get stuff done in their first term. They just listed stuff they did in their first term.