>> I suspect that Biden is allowing the economy to move slower, as he knows he will not be graded on the economy for at least another year.
that is possible, and sad. I brought a couple of cases earlier where it seems to be Biden’s habit of worrying about how he looks first. He would not knowingly do a bad thing to look better, but he would weight his political fate heavily.
> Trump gets credit for starting the ball rolling right away. And for clearing away the bureaucratic obstacles. After that, he let things play out. Always claiming that vaccines would be ready, before they actually were.
So, he did everything right and tried to get some credit for it. After we figure out which Chinese Lab released the virus, we need to find out who prevented releasing Phase 3 results before election even as the pre-declared number of cases was achieved.
> But he [Biden] at least realized that all the people who Trump failed, would come to to his side. And that was about the only thing he said for five months.
Again, I agree with Biden’s political skills. Note that it does not translate to any actual results: he did not direct states to do COVID better, he did not make shipments “more predictable”, he had just one unexpected snug with the vaccine – J&J Baltimore factory – and it is still unresolved and nobody talks about it. All hat, no cattle.