Yes, with hindsight there are things he could have done differently, but there always are. He was outmanoeuvred by the GOP. The behaviour of the Republican Senators was disgraceful. They behaved with the sort of malice, and dishonour which is very familiar today but largely left in the drawer back then. They broke assurances given to Biden in private. If Professor Hill wants to pin the blame on Joe, she is entitled to do so, but as a matter of procedure and logic, she is wrong

Women bill and got it passed...that is way more important.

By Republicans. If we are going to remember this terrible process, let’s remember all of the important elements.

Joe Biden composed what the GOP said, and handed them their scripts before the hearings. They memorised them well, didn’t they?

When I watched the hearings in real time, as an 19 year-old AA woman, I was impressed and heartened to see such a distinct and glaring difference between Biden and the other Republicans on the committee. This is the moment when I connected to him and have been a supporter of his, ever since.

He was always warm and polite in his behavior towards Hill. i.e. he did not "treat her badly", which is what so many people want him to falsely confess to and apologize for.

No. Biden is and has always been a decent man.

If they want to say that Biden should have made different decisions regarding what other additional evidence/witnesses was or was not allowed - that is a separate issue.

As chairman, Biden had the discretion to make such decisions and, in no way, just because one might disagree with these decisions should it be viewed as him having "treated her badly".

Go ahead and say that the decisions were fair or unfair, right or wrong - but do not say that this proves that he "treated her badly".

"...While every lawmaker on the committee had his own dedicated time to ask questions, Hill supporters noted that Biden was the one overseeing all of the proceedings and could have used his authority to step in. “The Republicans metaphorically stoned Anita Hill, while the Democrats, Biden being the gatekeeper, let it happen,” Angela Wright Shannon, an EEOC employee who also raised allegations against Thomas, told Roll Call.

Hill’s camp also notes that Biden contributed to the hostile tone of the hearing himself. “I was shocked and dismayed that Joe Biden was asking questions that didn’t seem appropriate and was not in her corner as a Democrat,” Charles Ogletree, a Harvard law professor who served as Hill’s attorney, told Politico. “The point is that he’s supposed to be neutral, but his questions to Anita Hill were as piercing as anyone’s.”

Biden has previously argued that the rules governing the committee limited how much he was able to intervene, especially when questions were being asked by other lawmakers."

...Biden has also been criticized for not calling more witnesses who could have helped corroborate Hill’s account. Sukari Hardnett and Wright Shannon were both EEOC employees who said they could speak to the culture of the office. Both were not ultimately called to testify, nor was at least one other woman who said she could back Hill’s allegations.

“I did expect that the chair would be fair and gather the testimony from the relevant witnesses, like the three women who were not called in to testify, like the experts on sexual harassment that could have helped inform the committee about how the problem manifests itself,” Hill told Time in 2016....

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2019/3/27/18262482/joe-biden-anita-hill-2020-christine-blasey-ford-brett-kavanaugh

The NY Times gave direct quotes made by Biden, that showed his decency.

The VOX article referred to the impression of Hill's attorney that Biden's questions were "piercing". Give me some direct quotes from Biden that were piercing or not appropriate...