I was having a civil conversation with a few of my friends (both Republicans and Democrats) about the title of this thread. What was interesting was you had the Biden lovers and haters but none of us really came up with any reasons why Biden is a "good" president. To say "well, he isn't Trump" IMHO doesn't really make Biden a good president. The conservatives in the discussion pointed to the crime in the big cities, the border crisis, inflation, gas prices, Afghanistan, etc. The liberals brought up January 6th, Floyd, Trump, gun violence, climate, clean energy, etc. The conversation on both sides pointed to the negative. So then we asked each other again, is he a "good" president. A "great" president would be someone that made a difference, took care of business, and united the country. Looking back in history you can find these "great" presidents on either side of the aisle, but to find a "good" president it takes a little more digging. You can easily find the bad presidents, but it's still hard to find a good president. So, is Joe Biden is a "good" president? Sure, he's good, but that's not really giving him any compliments. He's not great, and he's not horrible, he's just simply good. Good enough to make it through the next few years with out a major war or international incident, let's hope so. The media on either side is always going to spin their agenda. Many outside the country don't realize just how bad our crime, gun violence, homicides, justice system, etc. is right now in the big cities. The governors need to step up their game more than the federal government does IMHO. The USA is not in the greatest of places right now and it's gonna take a "great" president to step up his game to get shit done. Good luck Joe.