President Biden's biggest mistake

[4bonhoffer]

I agree with Thom Hartmann on this. President Biden’s biggest mistake was not pointing out on a daily basis the programs that he and the democrats were instituting that were helping people in a very real way. The words didn’t have to come directly from him. Vice president Harris or anyone else should have been doing this. It was a huge mistake to not do this.
So Biden’s biggest mistake was not making mistakes, it was not letting the American people know just how much he had achieved for them. Compare that with who we have now. History will smile on President Biden.

[OLDMDDEM]

1. I agree with you.

[SocialDemocrat61]

2. Even if he did

There’s a point when the corporate media would have just tuned him out

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

10. This is the real issue.

People were saying all through the election, and continuing today, that the Democrats need to say this or that. The media does not cover what Democrats say, period. There is no "message" that will get through. That option is no longer available. I believe the pain being felt by citizens is all that will reach people. Unfortunately, it's likely there will be no further free and fair elections so I believe we're headed for some type of violent solution.

[tman]

3. His ability to clearly articulate all of the good stuff he got done had clearly diminished

leading up to the 2024 election.

Biden was the face and chief messenger of his admininstration so delegating that to someone else would've had little impact.

His debate against Trump was the last and most important opportunity to do it with the whole country watching.

[Hotler]

4. Merick Garland. nt

[Johonny]

5. Trump constantly communicates

Everyday, heck, every hour. He is more an influencer than a president. But this is unfortunately the age we live in. People think Trump has done more than Biden simply due to the mass of communication from him.

Most Americans have no idea what Biden did during his term. And it isn't like the traditional media is beating down a door to tell you that. You can read all about how old Biden is, but jack about his actual presidency.

[IrishAfricanAmerican]

11. That's because the MSM covers Trump!

They hinder coverage of Democratic party successes and platforms.

[LuckyCharms]

6. Unfortunately, it seems like a good percentage of people in this country...

have to be spoon fed information, like children, and they have to be told what is right and what is wrong.

And it is unfortunate further, that the information doesn't seem to quite sink in, even if they are told.

Because...you know...the liberal snowflakes must be "owned".

[JI7]

7. Anytime someone said something positive about what they had done

the response was people are still hurting and it was out of touch.

[stillcool]

8. the media would have none of it

you'd think Democrats had equal access to favorable press or something. No matter what Biden would say the press would do the opposite of what they do for Trump. The false equivalency is so irritating. The blaming Democrats for their lack of wealth and power, and not even seeing where the wealth and power the GOP has comes from really messes with my mind. How do you fix a problem when you don't define the problem...other than demeaning all Democrats that you don't see or hear about on your tv screen. Call them whimps, wusses, lacking spine...whatever. That's the solution?

[JCMach1]

9. Kinda. He didn't have the energy to push the message of his successes

Part of which was age. Not exactly an agist comment .I totally get that and i am 58. The energy and engagement it takes is massive.

Politics is perpetual motion if done correctly.

[mr715]

12. Running for reelection.

That is it and all. Had he done that, he would have been regarded as well as LBJ or maybe even FDR.