Biden in his farewell speech to the Nation claimed we are stronger today at home and abroad than we were 4 years ago. That our enemies are weaker, and we have the wind on our backs. That he is leaving a very strong hand to Trump. Did Biden provide a realistic assessment of his accomplishments?

Biden has given a series of smaller farewell speeches over the week. This evening was the final one. Perhaps, to many this was a fond farewell speech, to some others, just a formal goodbye and to others a "good riddance". He touted his economic policies focusing on the Inflation Reduction Act calling it an Investment in American Workers. The greatest investment since the "New Deal". Biden spoke of investment in technology and AI and a 1.3 trillion investment in Defense. Looking to the future he talked about reform in the Supreme Court with accompanying Ethical Standards. Biden spoke of Democracy and the Statute of Liberty.

Biden spoke of Amercian strength and resolve and leading the free world, bringing unity in EU and expanding NATO. He expressed that if EU remains united Ukraine can prevail. In the Pacific Biden spoke of new allies and presenting a united front against China.

Biden also spoke of bringing about a Peace Agreement in the Middle East in coordination with the incoming administration [since they have to monitor the implementation.]

Biden dedicated his life to service in the Government. During his career undoubtedly, he must have accomplished much. The farewell aimed to capture his 4 years as a president.

Did Biden provide a realistic assessment of his accomplishment?