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Passing legislation is difficult, but the infrastructure bill floundered under Trump and was passed with bipartisan support under Biden. The Omnibus nature is an unfortunate side effect of what happens in a strictly separated congress.
You've got the Chips Plus bill that will take away China's market segments of semiconductors and add jobs to the US. Something Texas is currently benefiting from with the opening of the new TSMC plant.
Student loan forgiveness is sorely needed and finally headed to the Supreme Court. Where I suspect it may pass despite the partisan court.
The expansion of NATO and its borders to Russia
Support for Ukraine and effectively destroying our historic adversary by proxy. This by the way Trump clearly does not support.
Seems a bit better than you may be giving credit for. Not perfect of course.