Having to hear liberals tell me for the rest of my life that Biden really was a great President, the best America has had since FDR, it's just that Congress was deadlocked, blame Trump/Republicans; then foreign policy-wise Netanyahu, President Xi, and Putin had him by the balls nothing to do there; his economy was actually great, inflation was right where it should be; and of course he single-handedly ended the War in Afghanistan (maybe the only good thing Biden's done in his entire life, and ironically Trump kicked it off), passed some infrastructure bill, and did a photo op on a UAW picket line (after he made sure that the rail workers couldn't get sick days) is something I'm dreading.

I guess choosing broadly labor-friendly NLRB picks is something, they did a few good things, but it looks like that's not going to amount to much compared to the colossal evil and mismanagement of the Biden admin. And I guess in a sense doing a photo op with the UAW might be the most pro-labor move any President has done since FDR but was also a totally meaningless and baldfaced attempt at scoring an easy win without doing anything.