However, considering over 200,000 American deaths
I can understand if someone listens to this fact 24/7 one might begin to completely pin the blame on Trump, but it's simply not the case. In the United States you'll feel the biggest impact from government on a local level rather than a federal one. Trump
definitely should have urged his supporters to wear more masks, follow social distancing measures, and he was ignorant for not doing so. However, it's just completely disingenuous for anyone to try and put those 200,000 dead on his hands. Ultimately it's at the fault of failure on a state and local government level, our healthcare systems fault for relying on outside country manufacturing for things like medicine and PPE that led our health and safety workers to be unprepared. New York and Florida specifically were demonstrable failures just to name a few.
Declaring victory before he has won; reversing climate change progress
Agreed, bad decisions both politically and socially.
Lowering taxes for the extremely wealthy
I think this is referencing his tax cuts a few years back that benefitted largely big business. Ultimately I don't think it's a bad thing, most american families got tax credits if they had children as well as tax cuts. Is it the most progressive initiative? No. But, no doubt the Economy was the best it's ever been for a lot of families. Even 56% of people said they're better off than they were 4 years ago and that was a statistic taken during the time of a pandemic. (Link to Article
here.)
Failing to replace Obamacare as promised (or even come up with a replacement at all)
Indeed something he fail to get done. I feel he would have made more progress with a Republican controlled House & Senate but this is the real world and things rarely ever go the way people think they will.
His Muslim ban
I don't believe it was a targeted Muslim ban, as I had heard the countries he used for the ban were taken from the Obama Administration years prior. People can debate if it was a Muslim targeted ban, but it's just down to who you support and who you don't in my opinion.
Almost starting a new war in January, and the fact that he only built nine new miles of his promised border wall
Not sure what the war is in reference to, but Trump has been actively avoiding war. People all predicted when he got elected he would somehow bring about a nuclear holocaust, but trump in fact has been staying out of these needless foreign wars. In the United States there are "warmongers" who seemingly just want to send kids to their death in these countries just to make money off the war machine and this is something trump has always been against and definitely a distinctive difference between him and the last republican in office, George Bush. As for the wall, over
400 new miles of border wall have been built. Some of that has been on fortifying and rebuilding previous barriers put in place, but that's expected.