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In a somewhat morose reflection, the comparison of Biden’s presidency to that of Jimmy Carter surfaces. Many dread that history might remember Biden similarly, predominantly for ineffectiveness and unfulfilled promises. This narrative paints Biden as a leader lacking the necessary time to redeem himself and leaves critics grappling with thoughts of a missed opportunity for a more impactful presidency.

The commentary also revisits the notion that political legacies can shift over time. Drawing parallels to former President George W. Bush, who saw an uptick in approval ratings a decade after his presidency, the discussion posits whether Biden's legacy might too experience a transformation in the future, igniting skepticism among those who remember the turmoil of the present.