r/WallStreetbetsELITE • u/jamespopcorn_46 • Mar 04 '25

MEME 💤😴knew what's up.

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u/AlarmedGibbon Mar 04 '25

The soft landing from Covid was damn near miraculous. Chips and science act, inflation reduction act, bipartisan infrastructure bills, record stock market, holding together the western alliance while under threat. This guy knew how to get shit done.

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u/ZookeeperinyourPants Mar 04 '25

Considering he pulled it off while demented, it's a genius act

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u/jayleia Mar 04 '25

Gotta remember that it's more than just the president, it's who you bring with you. He brought the best people he could, and he had a calm, rational mind.

The new guy...uh...not so much.

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u/hobbyistunlimited Mar 04 '25

🥭thinks he knows everything about everything and acts accordingly taking no advice and acting compulsively.

Biden knew he knew nothing about everything, picked experts on stuff, and let them do their jobs. Didn’t take credit and accepted blame.

One is a better boss and leader; one is more electable.

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u/notshtbow Mar 04 '25

Biden knew he knew nothing about everything, picked experts on stuff, and let them do their jobs. Didn’t take credit and accepted blame.

That. Right. There. Pretty much all I want/expect from a president.

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u/Spacemanspiff429 Mar 04 '25

That's half the presidency, the other half is creating a narrative story and selling that story to Americans.

He failed miserably at that.

There is a reason why Ronald Reagan, FDR, etc.are remembered, they created a story to accompany them to the policies.

Donald Trump has terrible policies, is corrupt, but boy can he sell you a story.

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u/notshtbow Mar 04 '25

💯 agreed.
Clinton and Obama were much better than Biden but that's not terribly difficult.

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u/Spacemanspiff429 Mar 04 '25

Yeah, I'm halfway like the entertainment industry -> presidency pipeline is not necessarily bad, as long as who ever runs has the humility to know what they do not know and a keen ability to pick out if they re being BSed.

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u/Medium_Advantage_689 Mar 05 '25

Dude sold a book on the art of the deal while bankrupting casinos. The house always fucking wins and he bankrupted lol

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u/Sandalorian55 Mar 05 '25

He can sell a story to idiots

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u/comeontars69 Mar 06 '25

That and Trump’s base is more gullible

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u/cmcwood Mar 07 '25

He is incredible at selling a story to idiots.