Best: Climate policies in IRA
Worst: Disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal and also the refusal to accept refugees afterwards (general conservatism on immigration is second)
Best: Foreign policy
Biden has generally been good at implementing industrial policy (e.g. chips act/semiconductor diplomacy in general) where it matters, while also building more robust symbiotic connections with reliable international partners. The latter is really not that special considering the favorable economic position the US has in many matters, but after Trump, a lackluster Obama administration FoPo (I do think navigating the Arab Spring was very difficult to be fair), and Bush, Biden stands out.
I think a rise of tensions with China was inevitable, and Biden has done well by advocating necessary national interests without unnecessary sabre rattling.
Worst: Lack of national leadership on housing supply issues (but this one is hard to sell to the public.)
Agree with the Gen-Z AAPIs here on what has gone relatively well. Immigration seems like a third rail where any Dem administration would've alienated most people on both sides of the political spectrum.
