The way I see it as a swing voter / moderate:
Trump is a unsubtle and rampant liar. He serves himself and his ego. He is not at all patriotic. And he looks bad, to the world.
HOWEVER...most of the scary <deleted> he said in the previous election turned out to also be lies and his actual policy turned out to be fairly normal for a republican. No mass deportations, barely any wall built, Mexico didn't pay for it, etc. My guess is that's because he spent time golfing and letting everyone else do policy.
So he's not my ideal candidate, by a long shot. But based on his previous run, he wasn't a disaster, either.
Biden did some ok <deleted> (Infrastructure law), <deleted> up some other <deleted> (immigration). I don't hate him. I don't like him. He's...ok-ish. If it was 2020 Biden vs. Trump now, I would probably not vote nor particularly care who won.
But now, he's cooked. And the dems are exposed as the liars they (rightly) accuse Trump of being. I think they did some damage to their own party which is bigger than this particular election. In fact, I am guessing they may have to do some self-reflection and reinvent themselves. I am hoping that means returning to core democratic values and giving up on this hardcore identity politics crap. I mean, they have been losing minorities to Trump. If that isn't a wake up call, what is? Are they going to make up all the ground with Gen-Z voters that are being destroyed by inflation? I don't see it happening.
I will vote for Trump over Biden if that's how they play it. If Biden steps down and we get a democrat I can respect (maybe Shapiro?), I might consider voting for him. That said, I think the dems are cooked, either way, this election. Maybe better to cut your losses this time and really focus on reforming your party around a candidate that can form more complete sentences that tonight's barfine.