Yes, I am quite a bit better off now than in 2018. Everyone's 401k should be better now than in 2018 or they need to fire their dude. Markets lost most of 2021's gains, if you fell that far then somebody is ripping you off. Gas is more expensive but that doesn't impact my vote. Personally, I haven't experienced supply chain issues, but I don't doubt they exist. Job market is more robust under biden than trump, places have been fighting for employees for a year or so now. Those aren't really issues that effect my presidential choice though. The one caveat there is that trump opted to enter the trade war with China in 2018 due to...reasons; but I do put that kind of soley at his feet (heh, soles of his feet). We can also look at that as part of the supply chain issues. The problems we face as a country all have a long history and the impacts of decisions play out long into the future.
This gun bill seems to not do a whole lot, I think trying to just sign something/anything into law is a mistake. The dems lost a talking point. They can't say Republicans aren't willing to play ball on meaningful gun reform anymore. Now, if the dems try to do something that will matter, the Republicans have a great pocket argument that they give an inch and you take a mile and that they just passed historic gun legislation.
Edit: trade war-what I am trying to say there is that the president doesn't often have that much direct impact on the stock market or the economy, I view trump as the exception in that case since he personally got involved and it was an extraordinary action. I think biden should take the heat for that .75% rate hike.