redstate.com By Bob Hoge
I’ve often written that Joe Biden will go down in history as one of the worst presidents in U.S. history. He presided over rampant inflation, COVID lockdowns and mRNA vaccine mandates, soaring crime, a botched Afghanistan withdrawal that cost 13 American servicemembers their lives, a weaponized justice system… I better stop there or I’ll fill up the entire article with a list of his failures.
As his disastrous reign finally comes to a close (has it really only been four years? It feels like ten – in the desert), Americans largely seem to agree that he won’t be remembered fondly, at least according to Gallup. The outfit conducted a poll in December and concluded Tuesday that “Americans Think History Will Rate Biden Presidency Negatively.”
That’s a nice way of saying his numbers are horrendous.
Many more Americans expect history to judge Joe Biden’s presidency unfavorably rather than favorably. Fifty-four percent of U.S. adults believe Biden will be remembered as a “below average” (37%) or “poor” (17%) president, while… [few] say he will be evaluated as “outstanding” (6%) or “above average” (13%). Another 26% think he will be regarded as “average.”
I can’t help but wonder, who are the apparently mentally compromised six percent of individuals who rate him as “outstanding?” Have they been living on Mars?
Biden is right on par with Richard Milhous Nixon, but Nixon’s legacy was tarnished by Watergate. Biden’s legacy was tarnished by… Biden.
Compared with nine recent presidents included in the new Gallup poll, Biden rates most similarly to Richard Nixon, who has a -42 net rating (12% outstanding or above average versus 54% below average or poor). Biden receives more “poor” reviews than Nixon does (37% vs. 30%), but Biden gets more outstanding or above-average ratings…
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