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Biden Ranked 'Worst President' in Modern History By Voters



Not sure the word modern is needed tbh but still a "well earned" title for the big guy. This list did include Jimmy Carter as well, so technically this does put sleepy joe into contention for worst ever, regardless of recency bias.

Thoughts?
It's truly amazing to watch the world rally around President elect Donald J. Trump, after enduring four very long years of this [garbage]!
 
Honestly, this is silly. I may not like the things he's achieved domestically, but they are significant even if some of them did come back to bite him in the ass. Foreign policy has been hit or miss - piss poor on Ukraine, very solid on Israel.
Name one accomplishment of consequence?
 
To be fair, I don’t think you can put this all on Joe. The dude has no clue what has been going on for a majority of his presidency if not all of it.
The real question should be, has he been one of the worst politicians of all time. Based on the amount of years he held a political position and the little amount of good he achieved during that tenure.
 
Name one accomplishment of consequence?
Uh, drug price negotiations? (For context, it is important to recognize that this has been anathema to the industry quite literally as long as I have been alive.) And as I said here and elsewhere, I really think he and his team managed the Israeli situation in a way that avoided much more serious outcomes.
 
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To be fair, I don’t think you can put this all on Joe. The dude has no clue what has been going on for a majority of his presidency if not all of it.
The real question should be, has he been one of the worst politicians of all time. Based on the amount of years he held a political position and the little amount of good he achieved during that tenure.
Really? For four years we heard what a jock-stud, bull of a man he was, no? Right up until Dem coup time........ 🤣 🤡
 
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Really? For four years we heard what a jock-stud, bull of a man he was, no? Right up until Dem coup time........ 🤣 🤡
yeah you may have heard that from liberals. I’ve been saying for years that he is clueless and has been a puppet for someone else pulling the strings and has been a terrible career politician.
 
I think you need to have 50-60 years of history past the president before you can rank them.

I listen to a lot of podcasts on history and anything past 1960’s is too emotionally political to stomach.
 
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Uh, drug price negotiations? And as I said here and elsewhere, I really think he and his team managed the Israeli situation in a way that avoided much more serious outcomes.
Not exactly the Treaty of Versailles, now is it? 🤡 Yet, the monthly cost of Medicare went up more than the social security COLA, and American hostages are still being raped daily by hamas.....Mount Rushmore worthy........
 
Uh, drug price negotiations? (For context, it is important to recognize that this has been anathema to the industry quite literally as long as I have been alive.) And as I said here and elsewhere, I really think he and his team managed the Israeli situation in a way that avoided much more serious outcomes.
Out of curiosity who would be your bottom 3?
 
Out of curiosity who would be your bottom 3?
Not necessarily in this order, but probably something like:

1. Border
2. Ukraine (they took a reasonable calculated risk to send an early de-escalation message rather than making the invasion calculus harder by putting a token number of americans in harms way, which has ended up being a catastrophic failure with no foreseeable solution)
3. Covid relief profligate spending (and no, i can't really be too much more specific given that it was so all encompassing that there's not really a single place to start, and yes, i realize that it took two to tango)
 
Not necessarily in this order, but probably something like:

1. Border
2. Ukraine (they took a reasonable calculated risk to send an early de-escalation message rather than making the invasion calculus harder by putting a token number of americans in harms way, which has ended up being a catastrophic failure with no foreseeable solution)
3. Covid relief profligate spending (and no, i can't really be too much more specific given that it was so all encompassing that there's not really a single place to start, and yes, i realize that it took two to tango)
i think its disingenuous to lay covid relief spending at the feet of biden when 5 of the 6 (and about 2/3 of the funding) was passed before biden took office
 
i think its disingenuous to lay covid relief spending at the feet of biden when 5 of the 6 (and about 2/3 of the funding) was passed before biden took office
well as i said, two to tango. but if it makes you feel any better, i really despised student loan forgiveness as naked pandering that quite literally did nothing to address the broader fact/underlying root causes of college pricing being no different than drug pricing in terms of its model, result, or equity
 
Now we know what has been keeping Jimmy Carter alive all these years and he can finally die in peace.
I'm not even sure he's actually alive based on those cringe videos of him being wheeled around on a stretcher to "vote" for Kamala. He couldn't move or speak, but they somehow knew who to cast his ballot for.. dead vote always trends blue.
 
Not necessarily in this order, but probably something like:

1. Border
2. Ukraine (they took a reasonable calculated risk to send an early de-escalation message rather than making the invasion calculus harder by putting a token number of americans in harms way, which has ended up being a catastrophic failure with no foreseeable solution)
3. Covid relief profligate spending (and no, i can't really be too much more specific given that it was so all encompassing that there's not really a single place to start, and yes, i realize that it took two to tango)
Poorly worded question, my apologies, worst three presidents? No order needed. I'm not going to pretend to actually know who did what and the actual significance of any of it but would be interested in your opinion.
 
Poorly worded question, my apologies, worst three presidents? No order needed. I'm not going to pretend to actually know who did what and the actual significance of any of it but would be interested in your opinion.
Biden
Carter
Buchanan
Like flies flocking to a cow pie here. Predictable
Chis agreeing that threads about biden are threads about shit.. wow, maybe the left is capable of learning afterall.
 
and what better source for insight into american politics than a british tabloid

Fair point. However, British media has been far more fair and partisan than most the crap I have seen/read here in America.
 
i think its disingenuous to lay covid relief spending at the feet of biden when 5 of the 6 (and about 2/3 of the funding) was passed before biden took office

Geez man. Did you even read the entire post?
 
Poorly worded question, my apologies, worst three presidents? No order needed. I'm not going to pretend to actually know who did what and the actual significance of any of it but would be interested in your opinion.
Ah. That's (mostly) a little easier, at least in terms of the big picture rather than getting "something" done. Honestly, the most recent guys aren't even close to being on that list.

1. Buchanan - his laissez-faire exit was nothing short of disgraceful and virtually guaranteed the civil war would be right around the corner, and i say that as a fellow alumnus of his alma mater
2. Wilson - set up the infrastructure that led to WWII and institutionalized the then-emerging myth that humans can solve complicated society-scale problems through regulation, and I say that as his fraternity brother [humorous side note: when we were recently having a cocktail at the President's Lounge at The Homestead in VA, I got pics of Aardvark Jr. giving a thumbs-up to the Coolidge portrait (his favorite) and flipping the bird to the Wilson portrait (his most detested); guys playing billiards burst out into uncontrollable laughter]
3. LBJ - Great Society indeed. He created generational poverty, just like the UNRWA, which is a neat trick indeed. All because he was a psychological basket case with a legislator's mindset, who felt he wasn't politically loved as much as the kennedys.
 
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Ah. That's (mostly) a little easier, at least in terms of the big picture rather than getting "something" done. Honestly, the most recent guys aren't even close to being on that list.

1. Buchanan - his laissez-faire exit was nothing short of disgraceful and virtually guaranteed the civil war would be right around the corner, and i say that as a fellow alumnus of his alma mater
2. Wilson - set up the infrastructure that let to WWII and institutionalized the myth that humans can solve complicated society-scale problems through regulation, and I say that as his fraternity brother [humorous side note: when we were recently having a cocktail at the President's Lounge at The Homestead in VA, I got pics of Aardvark Jr. giving a thumbs-up to the Coolidge portrait (his favorite) and flipping the bird to the Wilson portrait (his most detested); guys playing billiards burst out into uncontrollable laughter]
3. LBJ - Great Society indeed. He created generational poverty, just like the UNRWA. All because he was a psychological basket case with a legislator's mindset, who felt he wasn't politically loved as much as the kennedys.
Always appreciate your insight.
 
Not exactly the Treaty of Versailles, now is it? 🤡 Yet, the monthly cost of Medicare went up more than the social security COLA, and American hostages are still being raped daily by hamas.....Mount Rushmore worthy........
No it was not, but as he might have said, it was in fact a BFD. And so you know, the monthly medicare cost would have gone up a lot more if they hadn't arbitrarily capped the allowable amount of YTY part D premium increases after removing insurer subsidies in the catastrophic benefit.
 
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