Is Obama Really the Worst President in America's History?

Is Obama Really the Worst President in America's History?

 

When the average  man (or woman) in the street is asked to judge the relative success or failure of America’s forty-four presidents, the results are always influenced by any number of factors, including personal biases, historical knowledge and, yes, ignorance. 

For example, just try asking someone what they thought of Martin VanBuren or James K. Polk or Rutherford B. Hayes and see what responses you get.

More recently, since the end World War II, America has elected twelve Presidents: Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush I, Clinton, Bush II and Obama, a much more wieldy number to evaluate but even then there are wide disparities of opinion.

For low-information voters and liberal-leftists, an overlapping category, GOP Presidents George W. Bush or Richard M. Nixon or Ronald W. Reagan usually rank far and away as the worst presidents in our history and Presidents William J. Clinton or John F. Kennedy or FDR are deemed to be the best.

However, a new Quinnipiac University nationwide, telephone survey of 1,446 registered voters conducted June 24-July 2 (margin of error: +/- 2.6%) showed remarkable changes over the past six years with Reagan considered the best (35%) while the current White House occupant, Barack Hussein Obama, finished just ahead of George W. Bush. 

Also, forty-five percent actually said that America would be better off had Mitt Romney won the last election and a whopping . . . (Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=37912.)