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They were really hamstrung by the evenly split Senate and those clowns Manchin and Sinema. Since the Senate was evenly split, all committees had to be evenly split as well. None of their proposals could leave committee until they had a majority support. This dragged things to a halt for most key bills.
Manchin and Sinema were just absolute trash, internal obstructionists. One is no longer part of the party and will likely be ousted in their next election, The other has been offset by the edition of John Fetterman.  Now that Dems have a majority in the Senate, bills will move much more quickly but they are facing a complete roadblock in the House because of the clowns like McCarthy, MTG, Gaetz, Jordan... I doubt any non-right leaning legislation will pass before 2024.
He said all the right things and laid out his many accomplishments. Meanwhile the GOP heckled him like the classless trash they are. Any reasonable person would support Biden after watching this. >

"reasonable" is in short supply lately >

Well not really, Biden won and even when they had a great chance on midterms, dems managed to keep senate and the margin on the house is very thin. 
I guess there is still hope. >

If in 2024 dems have all 3, dems need to just do things and not dilly dally. While a lot was accomplished, more needs to be done, changed and bettered without fear of republicans whining.