As Democrats gather in Chicago to nominate Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for the presidential ticket, the party will spend its first evening celebrating the 52 years Joe Biden has spent in public life. It promises to be an evening filled with nostalgia.

Much of those proceedings will be spent honoring the accomplishments of the Biden administration. Running for the presidency four years ago, Biden promised voters, “I know how to get things done.” 

And what he has done is remarkable. That includes putting vaccine shots into people’s arms to end the COVID-19 pandemic, passing the largest infrastructure program since the 1950s, signing the Chips and Science Act, expanding healthcare and reviving the Cancer Moonshot program.

He also championed the Inflation Reduction Act, which transformed health care coverage for seniors and contained the largest federal investment aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change. He fought for the PACT Act, which provides veterans and their families with health coverage after exposure to toxic chemicals.

Biden enacted the most significant gun control legislation in decades, expanded NATO and rallied the world to stop Vladimir Putin’s aggression in........

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