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I guess I'd be interested in hearing you say more about this. You have this knee jerk "haha, definitely not Joe Biden" reaction, but why? If the sticking point is medicare for all, that's fine I guess, but can we agree that that's not happening right now no matter who the president is? He more or less checks your other left leaning boxes, and then is otherwise pretty moderate and chill. 
Maybe you just don't like Biden personally for whatever reason, but on a practical level, what is it that you actually want from a president that you're not getting from him?
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I dunno, it seems like your ideal politician would be someone like... I dunno... Joe Biden? If that sounds wrong, I'm curious why? No politician is ever going to be perfectly tailored to your views, but in terms of what presidents actually do, he seems pretty in line with most of your bullet points. >

Haha, definitely not Joe Biden. I was/am actually a big Bernie guy. It was because I admired his honesty and he felt geniune and not a hypocrite unlike a lot of his competition
I only voted for Biden in the general because my state blocked the Green party from appearing on the ballot. I still feel like a hypocrite for voting for Biden in the general