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The public's perception of Joe Biden's presidency, including retrospective judgments about his term and policy controversies
There is no single, publicly accessible, government-endorsed “authoritative” list that compiles every shooting by U.S. immigration agents spanning the , , and administrations; instead, scholars, journ...
’s presidency left a record of substantial policy achievements—major infrastructure and semiconductor investments, pharmaceutical price negotiation, expanded benefits and sustained job growth—while al...
The available reporting does not support calling the ""; public opinion during and at the end of his term was predominantly negative, and polls show persistent disapproval that would be atypical for a...
The simple answer is: no — Joe Biden is not a dictator. Multiple items of reporting and commentary label him one rhetorically or politically, but the evidence in the provided reporting shows those cla...