I agree. Two things interfered with his schedule. The first was the Russian Collusion Delusion and Hoax. Rush Limbaugh said, and I agree with him, that a significant number of Republicans thought it MIGHT be true, and so they did not support him as they should have, and perhaps wanted to. I'm not talking about the rinos or never-trumpers. I mean a significant number who approved of Trump, but were afraid to hitch their wagon's to his agenda. As a result things that Trump wanted were delayed or stopped.
The second hindrance is, of course, the pandemic. These two items together, and combined with DNC and MSM conspiracy of lies, resulted in unfinished business and Trumps loss (if it was a loss) in 2020.
Trump, and all of us, have unfinished business.
Let's vote in November and start the ball rolling again.

I di not really understand all the concern about these documents being in Trumps possession. There has already been a precedent set for cases like this and I do not know why Trump and his lawyers have not brought it up. The precedent was when Bill Clinton was president. Judicial watch file a law suit against Clinton to get access to some recordings he had in his home. I think it was the Supreme Court that said that those tapes and all of the presidential records were the president's and judicial watch lost the case. This was after Clinton had left office as well. I don't know all the details but the court dud not allow Clinton's records to be obtained bu judicial watch. I just don't understand the big deal with Tump. Seems to look more and more like this is another witch hunt by the democratic hierarchy.

I don't claim to -be- knowledgeable. I claim to -seek- knowledge. As you obviously know, all Presidential accomplishments are not created equal. They all have tradeoffs and add-ons that sometimes make the end result less desirable. And I'm sure you've noticed that sometimes one administration will lay all the groundwork, which winds up being finished by the next. I only wish that some others wanted knowledge, too, instead of taking someone's word for it. (By the way, I guess I do sort of equate tornadoes with politicians. They're both big blustery windbags.)