Trump didn't get to any better of a start but so far Biden's Covid management has been lackluster (yeah, I know it's only been a handful of days...hope he finds his feet):
-He did a federal mask mandate only to have he and his family break it hours later.
-His admin then compounded the error by justifying it by saying he was celebrating
-His admin promised to roll out 100M in vaccine only to have it be pointed out we were on track to make that figure in 100 days
-His admin bashed the Trump policy saying they had no distribution plan only to be contradicted by Fauci a few hours later
-He admitted there was not a whole lot we could do to control the course of the pandemic, despite spending months saying Trump failed to control the pandemic (which o.k. he could have said well my admin needs time) but he (and especially Harris) had said they'd actually bring the pandemic under control.
-He hasn't addressed the issues of schools yet in depth (despite moves by some teachers unions to push full in person learning back until 2022 when all kids can be vaccinated and the EU authorization lifted so they can mandate it).
-Though he didn't have a direct role in the treatment of the Guard (that's controlled by Pelosi and the Capitol police), he's been relatively quiet on their treatment and the COVID outbreak taking place among them (Trump to troll the Ds opened up the Trump hotel to deployed Guard and law enforcement)
-His Covid policy seems mainly to ask Congress to print up more money.
On the other hand, it looks like the war in the Republican Party is heating up. Liz Cheney's career is in its death throws and the knives are out for McConnell. To get a look at their thinking see the attached.
The idea that Trump incited an insurrection is pure nonsense. It's a lie and Mitch McConnell's parroting of it is disqualifying for leadership.
thefederalist.com
www.reuters.com
www.americanprogressaction.org
nymag.com
