This is the problem with campaigns and people basing their opinions on what someone says during a campaign and not what they have actually gotten accomplished in their career. For example:

"Trump ran on a platform that he would he end the war in Ukraine quickly (in 24 hours), arguing that he was the only one with the gravitas and strength to handle the Russian leader."

Biden ran a campaign saying he could fix the covid situation in a month. Yet, it took him almost a year to get it to a manageable point.

Campaigns are useless considering 90% of the people already know who they are going to vote for just based off of party ideology. Anyone who believes anything a candidate says they are going to do immediately is just a sheep. The candidates started getting smart to this and started using EOs to try to make their quick promises, but now voters are fed up with that and being predictably hypocritical and loving EOs when it is their party doing them but demonizing them when it is the other party doing them.

In other words, being surprised by a candidate not meeting exaggerated campaign commitments is a you problem.