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I've read a lot about Republican plans to repeal or weaken the Affordable Care Act, which would erode Obama's legacy.
But what about Biden's legacy? Of course, a major part of Biden's legacy now is that he stayed in the 2024 race too long and gave Trump an advantage, and he'll have to own a lot of the awful policy that's likely to come out of the next few years. But what happens to the Inflation Reduction Act under Trump? Or the bipartisan infrastructure bill or the CHIPS and Science Act? Are those programs basically self-sufficient now, or are Republicans planning to effectively undo them?
I was struck by the way Biden talked about his legislative accomplishments in his speech todayââhe seemed to be saying that these laws will have their strongest impact after he leaves office, implying that they're safe from Republican rollback. Is that naive or is he right?
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