> wasnt bbb mostly a bailout bill? i feel like its not really a major policy change it counts because it was a major government initiative that was successfully legislated and enacted at the behest of the administration.  > the no social unrest one is dependent on how you define it. it's defined by how widespread it is and, as another anon pointed out to you, there aren't major protests attracting 10s of thousands of people every weekend like there was with blm.  > as for the scandal one, i would say the associated press report on the white house pressuring bidens stenographer to alter his garbage quote  that's not a major scandal. a major scandal is something like watergate, iran-contra, white water, wmds, benghazi/fast and furious (neither qualify because media didn't cover them but they should), russian collusion (if it were true..it qualified because of how the media covered it though), and the influence peddling scandal (which didn't qualify because the media didn't cover it).
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