Did anyone claim Joe's cabinet fixed all the ills of the last administration? The fundamental comment being thrown around by the likes of /u/nicolairathjen and their other equivocating pals is that the current administration has been ineffective at actualizing any good despite having a really long list of achieved results. There is this fatalist attitude floating around, but every time you ask people how much they know about what is actually going on on a policy level it's crickets. Your 5 point bullet list is evidence alone at what an impact a cabinet can have so what are we even arguing any more?