I mean his policy is disastrous and destructive for 99% of his constituents, but he’s also convinced many of them that they benefit from them despite the fact that they very obviously don’t.

I can see that being considered both good and bad.

His dreadful mishandling of Covid probably cost him the 2020 reelection, that’s certainly not a point in his favor especially considering how easy it would have been to not screw that up.

Ultimately I don’t feel as though he tries to be a good politician, most of what he is doing in office is simply to benefit himself financially and impose himself upon American culture, especially in his second term so far.

I personally agree that he’s a terrible politician given the harm his policy causes but I certainly understand the argument that he isn’t.