How will history remember President Joe Biden? | The Excerpt

President Joe Biden spoke from the White House to the nation on Wednesday evening, following concerns about his mental fitness that have dogged him since his disastrous debate performance in June. What led to his unprecedented decision to bow out of the presidential race, and was he able to reassure Americans that he’s mentally fit to remain as the world’s most powerful leader for the next six months? And what will his legacy be? USA TODAY Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page joins The Excerpt to reflect on President Biden's time in office and what he will be remembered for most.
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[ronniesearcy]

We The People know how we will remember him‼️🤬🤬🤬

[lindawalters]

President Biden will be remembered as one of the greatest presidents this country has ever had. (Everytime this country has faced a crisis, its always been a democrat president to pull this country through). He saved our democracy, at least thousands of deaths from covid & built this country back up. And what did Americsns do to thank him? They forced him out. But, he proved he's a great patriot by putting the country before himself. Thank you President Biden for a job well done. History will remember you kindly.

[kevinjenner]

A supporter of illegal wars, occupations, regime change, and proxy wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc

[sfBE]

Avuncular yet determined, it'll be a "don't quit till it's over" legacy.

[jameswagner]

People will always ask what “Let’s go Brandon” means.

[christianpoint]

Kinda like watching Weekend at Bernie’s 2k ! Anyone who is a supporter of this muppet should lose the right to vote !