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You do know that it’s the people demanding and fighting for those things right? Biden only did the minimum while ignoring the peoples actual needs. He answers to his sponsors and his sponsors only. He spent billions on Ukraine and Israel while ignoring the millions of Americans who are worse off now than they were 4-8 years ago. No one is denying what he did. We’re saying it wasn’t enough.

Question: If I don't think he's the absolute perfect being (as many on the far right view Trump) does that make me a far left nutjob? Does critiquing him make me an extremist? Is me saying he could and should have done more saying he did nothing significant in office?

The problem is you're making it a black and white issue. The only people who that are those far-flung nutjobs you critique.

Hmm... My life hasn't improved.

I mean, these are all excellent policies. But I feel like they put the policy cart before the horse as they don't address any of the major issues this country has been facing for decades.

Healthcare? Still worse from Trump. But sure people aren't dying from rationing insulin they can't afford.

Military Spending? Worth it to protect Ukraine, but why are we increasing an already inflated budget we can't afford?

Minimum wage increasing for the first time in decades? How about student debt is forgiven for only the most vulnerable.

Public education? Higher education? Inflation? Job security? Voting rights? Abortion? Expanding the Supreme Court?

I'm not saying this administration hasn't done good for this country. And I'm certainly not saying the alternative would be better.

What I'm saying is that this countries house is on fire and you want us to clap when all the Biden admin has done is turn on the garden hose.

Sure we're "moving in the right direction" - but for the last 20 years the US keeps moving backwards much faster than it can move forward. Building this country back brick by brick doesn't do much when it keeps getting bulldozed.

If the Biden admin wants people to vote for them in droves, pulling the corporate hand out of their ass to enact some immediate and much needed changes through executive orders would be a fucking slam dunk. We all watched as the previous administration used the "unitary executive" theory to pass a bunch of horseshit we all now have to deal with, but when it comes to actual progress this admin doesn't want to take that path when it's the only one that will lead to actual long term systemic change.

$3 overdrafts

Since when is insulin $35? My prescription a month ago was almost $4k.