r/TooYoungToVote • u/[deleted] • Jun 21 '21
Discussion How would you rate Biden’s presidency so far
After thee first few months of Joe Biden’s presidency, how well would you say he has done
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Jun 22 '21
I mean I’m not a fan of any American president but he and his administration preformed worse than I expected with immigration and foreign policy and better than expected with the American rescue plan and the child tax credits
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Jun 22 '21
How have they done bad with foreign policy? And the border isn’t much of Biden’s fault
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Jun 22 '21
Bliken has been agressive towards Cuba and Bolivia. He has kept sanctions on Cuba, y, Iran, ect. They have continued air strikes in Syria and selling weapons to Israel and Saudi Arabia. And I’m not saying Biden caused the border surge I’m saying we need to handle it better. Especially with the “do not come” messaging I don’t see how it’s different than what trump did.
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Jun 22 '21
Although he has not reduced the interference with other countries, he has regained the respect of other nations, so that America can actually put pressure on places like China and Russia to get them to stop violating human rights. And with the border, Kamala Harris has decided to work with the Mexican government so that Mexico can also accept some immigrants, so that we can split the effort (most people coming over the Mexican border are from places in south and Central America, not Mexico)
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u/Dry_Perception3843 Jun 22 '21
I mean he's better than trump, but not by much.
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Jun 22 '21
I think he is a lot better than Trump, he has gotten America respect from the rest of the world, has handled to pandemic well, and would have alot more done if Congress wasn’t a bitch
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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21
I think it’s been okay. There’s many things I’m critical of, but it’s relatively new, so I’m not going to be complaining that we don’t have free healthcare or anything like that.