Joe Biden’s presidency has already had a profound positive impact on David Frum’s personal life

One of the impacts of Biden's 100 days on my personal life: my wife has reverted to happily listening to music in the morning instead of anxiously listening to news.

— David Frum (@davidfrum) April 25, 2021

Um, congratulations? Good for your wife?

This is exactly my life. My husband has commented on how nice it is that I have rediscovered music and stopped watching the news. I’ve got Pandora or Spotify in the mornings now. It’s a whole new, calm, normal amount of stress world now.

— Jess (@Jess_Sassenach) April 25, 2021

And all it took was an election to make you realize that there’s more to life than politics. Congratulations on figuring out something that millions of people already knew.

This is more a critique of your wife than the presidency.

— Ron Bassilian (@Ron4California) April 26, 2021

She could’ve been doing that the entire time.

If politics consumes you this much, seek help for your own well being. https://t.co/0QPQ6dJ4ob

— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) April 26, 2021

If your life revolves this much around who's in the White House, you have a whole lot larger problems than anxiously listening to news. pic.twitter.com/wzklA4ebIz

— Aldous Huxley's Ghost™ (@AF632) April 26, 2021

Meanwhile:

I can’t imagine admitting any of this publicly https://t.co/rvrLnMOmr9

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) April 26, 2021

This really is a bad look all around for David and his wife.

Libs can now go back to ignoring environmental and human rights issues instead of pretending to care. https://t.co/8YUZPxbcHC

— astrifer ?? (@ePluribusPauci) April 26, 2021

“Ahhhhh, We can finally go back to ignoring the news and just let the government do what it wants” -Dems https://t.co/CUPlmLPwl0

— The Dank Knight ? (@capeandcowell) April 27, 2021