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[quote=Anonymous]US history tends to be clear eyed on assigning blame and allocating credit. The Biden legacy is going to be a positive one overall, principally due to the skillful way the US maneuvered its way out of the Covid-triggered economic shock suffered by nearly the entire world except the US. There was inflation in America, yes, but it wasn't nearly as bad as in Europe, Japan and other first world countries. This is partly due to the Federal Reserve, which is independent from the White House, and partly due to executive actions. The American population just does not appreciate how much pain and suffering was spared from them at that time, which is why this did not register for the 2024 election. But historians and economists will record it in the history books. The Trump legacy will be causing entirely avoidable global instability, both economic and military. Tariffs and petrol/fertilizer/naphta/other critical petrol by-products have shaken, and will shake, the global order and cause pain and suffering to millions of people - most of them not American. Again, the American population does not realize the extent of the damage, since those dying or losing their livelihoods are outside the US. But this will destroy American reputation abroad and shift influence and power to China. Trump's legacy will probably be among the worst of any US President in history, and that's me being objective. [/quote]
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