He appointed swamp neocons like John Bolton and Mike Pompeo.

True, but you're overstating your case. Those were the rare exceptions, which he did to try and "make nice" with some of his Republican enemies. He can't fight all Democrats and most Republicans.

Bolton, the war mongering neo-con he is, was also highly experienced in manipulating the DC bureaucracy to get shit done. That's what Trump wanted.

Unfortunately, it didn't work, and he still had to push them out, but I can't fault him for trying.

He gave Israel everything they asked for, like recognizing their occupied territories and moving the embassy to Jerusalem and continued to pay them military aid.

Fair enough.

He didn't stop funding Ukrainian Biolabs and Nazis.

This never really came up, from either side, so I don't know how much of this is actually a thing, or how much Trump could have stopped it unilaterally. Congress debated several bills to end funding of the Ukrainian Nazis themselves as early as 2015, before Trump was in office, and even they couldn't actually pass anything until 2018.

He droned an Iranian general and fired a barrage of cruise missiles into Syria just to "look strong".

True about Syria, which was an obvious false flag. But the Iranian general was Iran's chief of foreign insurgent operations, and was a legit target. I'm not a big fan of us meddling in Iraq or with Iran, but as far as foreign wars go, I'd much rather my country will one guy with a long rape sheet than thousands.

He played along with the COVID scam and gave big pharma a free pass, even told his "fanbase" to get jabbed

True. But again, he was listening to his "scientific experts", which are all career long Democrat bureaucrats, like Fauci. It's a tough spot, and I don't know what else he should have done. To publicily denounce his own FDA and NIH would have been political suicide. To his credit, he did try to calm people down and not buy into the hysteria like most politicians and the press did.

Granted, Clinton would have been even worse, but did he do anything good during his tenure?

Before blue state governors shut down their economies, the overall US economy was humming along great, in large part, due to his economic policies. He lowered taxes and reduced federal regulations on businesses.

And while he wasn't a dove, he was the first President in my lifetime to not start a new foreign war.

He was the first high profile Republican to really wake up a lot of people to the media's corruption, and speak out about it publicly in a way that resonated with a lot of people. I was a life long Democrat who voted Republican for the first time, in large part, due to him.