Joe Biden, while still the president, is increasingly seen as a fading figure, often less visible and impactful in his final months.
Despite some significant economic achievements, Biden struggles to reshape the narrative surrounding his presidency.
He is viewed as a champion of the working class who paradoxically lost their support, despite positive impacts from his policies.
Biden's attempt to promote his record, including the creation of over 16 million new jobs, has gone largely unnoticed by the public.
His administration's perceived shortcomings were a key factor in his party's defeat in the presidential election, despite having managed the economy reasonably well.