Karl Rove: Biden's legacy will be marred by inflation and 'weakness'

Former White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove predicted that history would not be kind to President Joe Biden‘s legacy, contending he failed the nation on key matters both domestically and internationally.

With Biden set to exit the White House next month, the topic of how people will look back on his leadership as the 46th president has been raised before President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2025. Rove, who argued Biden’s legacy would not be “pretty” in the short term, suggested the president’s decision to push the American Rescue Plan started “a gigantic burst of inflation” and would be the biggest domestic concern plaguing Biden’s presidency in retrospect.