Biden’s Biggest Regret: Not Tooting His Own Horn
President Biden reflected on his presidency, citing a key regret: insufficiently highlighting the Democratic Party’s role in legislative achievements like the infrastructure bill and Covid relief. He acknowledged the political benefit of associating accomplishments with his party, contrasting his approach with that of other presidents. Biden attributed this oversight to prioritizing policy over politics, hindering efforts to effectively communicate the administration’s successes to the public. This ultimately impacted the Democrats’ ability to garner deserved credit and maintain popular support.
John Q. Hosedrinker