I think the president's done a great job in many, many ways. And he should be proud of that. That's not the question on the table. The question is, is he up for the next four?
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Axelrod acknowledges Biden's accomplishments but questions his ability to handle the upcoming term.
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The party should look deeper and say, why is it that so many people are disaffected from institutions in this country?
this is another norm that's just going by the wayside in the era of Trump. But, I don't think it has particular meaning.
I think he is one of the things about Joe Biden is he is very, very concerned about his place in history and where his legacy sits and whether people appreciate the things that have been accomplished over the last four years.
One of the things that he -- one of the habits of Donald Trump is he doesn't tolerate prosperity very well, his own prosperity. And I think the lesson he's drawn from the last four years is he can get away with anything.





