Former President Trump seemed to be cruising towards a 2nd term in early 2020 until the Coronavirus pandemic threw his administration into turmoil. Many pundits view Trump's handling of the crisis to be the reason for his eventual loss as the White House struggled to respond to the unprecedented catastrophe.
In recent weeks infection and mortality rates have plummeted with many crediting increasing vaccination rates and early herd immunity for the positive trend. Does President Biden deserve credit for corralling the crisis, or was it the actions of his predecessor Trump that are behind the improving prospects?
