I thought the transparency in him signing bills on day one and talking to the press was refreshing, especially after having a President who was essentially hidden away because of a declining cognitive function. I know Biden had behind the scenes people running the day to day but I think it reflected poorly on the country to have a President who can't speak in complete sentences for so long. I'm sure he was not removed for political reasons beyond my level of understanding but I really hope it doesn't happen again in my lifetime, that if a president begins to have dementia or some type of serious cognitive issue they would either step down willingly or be removed.
I really liked some of the AI bills proposed, especially the efforts to make our medical systems more connected state to state. I used to work for a background check company that would be hired by hospitals to look into the background of doctors they were going to hire. People who don't live in our country would be surprised that medical records you have and even basic licensing information such as if you have been revoked from being able to practice medicine in another state is completely unavailable. Last time Trump was president he pushed a lot of medical transparency in terms of Medicare improvements; requiring hospitals to list the price of their operations so that Medicare patients could chose which was the best price. Biden administration kept all of those changes.
There is plenty of good that will come out of this and while I'm sure it's very appealing to focus on only the bad, I think we're also allowed to speak on the positives. They may not negate the aspects you dislike about the administration but don't be foolish to think there is NO good to be done by the administration. Or, I suppose you can and just be two dimensional in your pov. Your choice.
