President Joe Biden has been in office for two years, and his pledge to fix the “unfair” economy has resonated with Americans. In his State of the Union address, Biden discussed his plans for economic relief for struggling Americans, including raising the minimum wage and expanding access to healthcare and education.

In Nevada, Biden has already made progress in his promise to create jobs and expand access to healthcare. He has also helped expand access to renewable energy and increased funding for public education.

However, Biden has yet to fulfill his promise to pardon individuals convicted of non-violent marijuana offenses. During his campaign, Biden said he would “immediately” pardon those individuals, but he has yet to do so. This has left many supporters of marijuana legalization feeling frustrated and disappointed.

Despite this, Biden has been largely successful in his first two years in office. He has been praised for his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and his commitment to economic relief for struggling Americans. He has also been lauded for his efforts to tackle climate change and racial inequality.

Overall, Biden has achieved a lot in his first two years in office, but there are still some promises he has yet to fulfill. His pledge to fix the “unfair” economy has resonated with Americans, and his commitment to tackling climate change and racial inequality has been widely praised. However, his failure to pardon individuals convicted of non-violent marijuana offenses has left some supporters feeling frustrated.