President Joe Biden's decision not to seek re-election has drawn praise from Democratic lawmakers and former President Barack Obama, emphasizing his commitment to the country over personal ambitions. His withdrawal allows him to focus on pressing crises, particularly escalating tensions in the Middle East, which may require U.S. intervention and impact the upcoming presidential election, especially for Vice President Kamala Harris. Biden's proposals for Supreme Court reforms, including term limits and an enforceable code of ethics, aim to address declining public confidence in the court, although their passage is unlikely in a divided Congress. The geopolitical landscape remains fraught, with potential confrontations involving Iran, Hezbollah, and Israel, which could affect global energy markets. Biden’s long political career and relationships with international leaders are highlighted as significant assets, even as he steps back from the campaign trail. His leadership style, characterized by pragmatism and genuine concern for the public, has left a lasting impact on American and global politics.