Joe Biden promised to show that the government is still alive and well, paying for the people better than authoritarian governments like China, thus convincing the skeptical world that the United States is back.
With the advent of reality, Biden’s satisfaction with the first 100 days disappeared.
The plan to invest in infrastructure is stuck in Congress and its outcome is uncertain.
Reforms on gun laws and police brutality and immigration issues have stalled.
The passage of legislation to expand voting rights and the formation of a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 uprising was annulled by Republicans because of the demonization of the Senate.
The prevalence of corona disease in the unvaccinated has also increased.
He must pursue his goals in a country where Trump continues to work against Biden, and Republican state governors, along with dissident media, are helping him along the way.
Former Secretary of Defense Panta said: Despite Biden’s actions, the turnout in the 2020 election (almost equal) indicates that the country is a fragmented nation and that there is still a real threat to the country, and the potential to return to the hell that Trump built (the congressional insurgency) is still there.
The Democrats may lose a majority in the Senate and House of Representatives next year, which will make the job harder for the government, and eventually Trump or someone like him could win the 2024 election with a difference of several thousand votes in several states.
A think tank in New York affiliated with the German Social Democrats said: We are talking about the 2024 election, where Trump is still in the picture, the danger is that we will have to go back and forth with the presidents and everything will quickly go back and start again from scratch.
The question is, how many times can this change be witnessed without destruction?
These vibrations will have an erosive effect.