The Verdict is in: Guess Who's The Worst President in US History?

[KamaAina]

http://jeff61b.hubpages.com/hub/The-Verdict-is-in-Whos-The-Worst-President-in-American-History

There is much debate about who was the best or worst president in US history. It's too important of a subject to rely on opinion polls which are skewed by the influence of individual bias and political views. Yet It's difficult to quantify how good or bad any president may have been in comparison to another. However, a careful look at the facts shows one president failed in virtually every aspect of the job to a degree unrivaled by any other president.

When you review the facts below and consider his impact on our economy, foreign policy and domestic policy, by almost any standard, it’s difficult to find any president who did more harm and left the country in worse shape than George W. Bush.

As you read this article, please feel free to fact check everything as well as checking the links I provided to verify these facts....

Although he was the first president in decades to inherit a budget surplus, George W. Bush immediately wiped out that surplus, turned it into the biggest budget deficit in history (exceeding one trillion dollars per year by the time he left office) and added more debt than all presidents before him combined..

[John Poet]

1. There can only be one answer for that....

Dirty George W. Bush

(Need to do a little more work on that section, as some many crimes remain to be adequately covered....)

[samsingh]

55. kick

[arcane1]

2. Allow me to fall out of my chair in utter surprise.

[blm]

31. yep - right alongside you

color me UN surprised

[calimary]

63. Yeah, me too. Color me stupefied...

NOT!!!!

[BreakfastClub]

115. It's especially shocking considering he wasn't an elected president.

He clearly stole the election in 2000, and probably 2004. That was a coup if I ever saw one.

[AtomicKitten]

3. Wow. That's an impressive list of FAIL.

[Segami]

4. I thought the question was "Worst President in US History?"....

Wasn't George W. Bush the Vice President?

[carolinayellowdog]

5. I thought you were going to say "Resident" or "Usurper" or "Election thief"

Does NOT belong in the same category with any ELECTED president.

[Warren DeMontague]

7. The Residents for President!

Now, there's an idea.

[drynberg]

19. W was on Cheney strings, so in that respect, you're technically correct.

[okaawhatever]

26. One of Obama's BEST White House Correspondent's Dinner jokes:

A few weeks ago, Dick Cheney says he thinks I’m the worst president of his lifetime. Which is interesting because I think Dick Cheney is the worst president of my lifetime.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2015/04/26/obama_jokes_at_whcd_white_house_correspondents_dinner_dick_cheney_is_the_worst_president_in_my_lifetime.html#ooid=ZpYWtxdDqTGI6eQOqXr1GNbiQDpxt-tq

Absolutely perfect. Worth watching the minute and a half video

[mountain grammy]

57. yes that would be my response as well.

[BeanMusical]

125. +1

[Warren DeMontague]

6. I think most historians think it was Buchanan.

But dubya was pretty bad.

[barbtries]

72. my son insists it is Jackson nt

but i agree with gw.

[Warren DeMontague]

84. Im sure the folks on the trail of tears could make a compelling case for Jackson

No question.

[barbtries]

105. yeah, and it didn't end there.

according to my son the history major he will also never, ever forgive the creation of the modern political campaign, which he lays at jackson's feet.

[joeybee12]

8. It's not even close...knr

[First Speaker]

9. The three worst were Buchanan, Wilson, and Dubya...can't choose between them...

...I know a lot of Dems admire Wilson, but it's hard to see how anyone could have been a bigger failure than he was. He was by far the most hated President in history when he left office, even more than Nixon, something that amazed me when I studied that era...

[MrModerate]

24. Let's not forget Andrew Johnson . . .

And (although his failings are often exaggerated), Grant.

[First Speaker]

69. Johnson, yes; Grant, I'm not sure...

...I think he's been underestimated as a president. He was the only President before modern times--except for Lincoln, of course--who actively supported civil rights. I'm willing to give him a lot of leeway for that.

[MrModerate]

75. Quite so. Mostly . . .

Grant trusted his friends too much and they robbed everybody blind.

[carolinayellowdog]

37. passively failing to prevent a (possibly inevitable) war, versus actively causing an avoidable one

Buchanan might be the bigger fuckup, but Bush was by far the MOST EVIL; Wilson at least had good intentions which is more than can be said for the other two.

[deutsey]

110. W was also incredibly out of his element and in over his head

A petty little man who enjoyed strutting around like he was really something when he wasn't out riding his bike or choking on pretzels.

[MyOwnPeace]

112. Don't forget......

"cutting brush."
Lord knows we flew him to the "ranch" enough! (NO president had as much time off-the-job as "W&quot

[deutsey]

114. Yeah, especially when he pracically took the entire month of August 2001 off

He was fortunate to have had 1) such a servile news media; 2) so many ruthless "Mayberry Machiavelians" working in the shadows on his behalf; and 3) a very easily distracted population.

[brush]

121. Wasn't his father the one that choked on the pretzel? nt

[deutsey]

122. No, his dad threw up in Japan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_H._W._Bush_vomiting_incident

Here's an article about W's pretzel incident:
http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Bush-faints-then-falls-after-choking-on-pretzel-2884109.php

[Liberal Veteran]

10. I'm going to have to disagree here.

Bush was a disaster. Like a bad case of the flu.

Reagan, on the other hand, set the standard that has been gnawing away at our prosperity for decades. Like a cancer.

[Go Vols]

11. I would have picked Ronnie too.

[Maineman]

13. It's got to be Bush or Reagan, but I say it is Bush.

I am glad to see Reagan getting some acknowledgment, though.

[Liberal Veteran]

15. I see Bush as a symptom of the disease Reagan started.

Disdain for the poor. Undermining the working class. Cutting taxes on the rich. Assault on labor. Incredible military spending. Undermining education. Cutting the safety nets. Short-sighted foreign policy.

[hifiguy]

17. Bush was the end-stage of the Raygun tumor in our once-proud democracy.

[Enthusiast]

47. The nation has been follwing Reagan's model ever since.

Many Democrats act like it's the way to go.

Whenever the media starts praising Reagan they need to hear some serious shit from the people.

I never miss a chance to say on the internet how Reagan Cut And Run in Lebanon. There are many Reagan hypocrisies to bring up. For one thing fundamentalist Christians need to be reminded that he embraced astrology.

[appalachiablue]

95. Between Reagan and Dubya it's tough, but I'd say REAGAN by a hair-

[staggerleem]

126. Without Reagan's Presidency ...

... George H.W. Bush would never have been President. And if his daddy had never been President, neither would Dubya.

Also, BOTH Bush Presidents selected their top advisers from Reagan's staff - just like Jeb "I'm my own man!" Bush is doing right now!

[appalachiablue]

130. Precisely, no Reagan, no Poppy & no W. Nightmare, with ANOTHER one on the horizon!

[hifiguy]

135. Reagan's presidency is the nightmare that keeps

giving and recurring.

[oberliner]

20. Amazingly they both were re-elected to two terms

How do you explain that?

[okaawhatever]

29. With George W Bush it was because he started the war just in time for the 2nd election. Most

people still believed it was the right thing to do at that point. Also, you know, Swiftboating.

Reagan was the teflon president. For whatever reason people always loved him. Look at his approval ratings. I think the only time they were underwater was right after he admitted to knowing about Iran Contra.

[arcane1]

33. It helped that his opponent also thought it was the right thing to do :(

[MrModerate]

77. Democratic timidity in the face of overhyped war fever . . .

Means that many Democrats still in office (or vying for office) bear some of the blame for the Iraq war.

A little backbone following 9/11 would have 1) gone a long way and 2) changed history profoundly.

[Volaris]

108. propaganda and a spineless media

[Brainstormy]

45. I know . . .

Bush sucked. But in terms of the utter destruction of the American way of life, it's hard to see how anyone can beat Reagan.

[99Forever]

119. Couldn't have said it better.

Ronnie Rayguns did more damage than all the others combined. Dumbya was a piker compared the him.

[hifiguy]

12. Reagan did as much or more long term damage

but it's hard to argue against His Chimperial Highness.

And that is still one of the most utterly moronic expressions a human, or simian, countenance has ever managed.

[m-lekktor]

14. I can't decide between Reagan or Bush!

Reagan was/is seriously popular with the crazy people, I am not sure what the same crowd thinks of GWB to be honest.

[Reter]

118. On Free Republic, GWB isn't popular

They say he expanded government. They are also very anti-Jeb. Hmm.

[Joe Chi Minh]

132. That question seems an insult to our intelligence, but perhaps not, in the light(?) of the

specious, antecedent 'revisionist' appraisals.

Reagan was dense, but his folly seemed as much a scheming malice as unadulterated folly. Bush wasn't cut out for cerebral work and often seemed more amoral than immoral. Apparently, he showed an egregious lack of intellectual curiosity, according to a fellow university-student.

In the RC church, a priest pushed into the priesthood by his parents is called a Mother's Vocation. Bush seemed to be a Father's Vocation (or continuation thereof).

[kevin.xiii]

16. Without Question it was James Buchanan

A century and a half on, let's not forget how our country's MOST horrific event began, and the unbridled ineptitude of our 15th chief executive at its inception.

Dubya was quite simply our second-worst ever.

[oberliner]

23. Harding has got to be second worst

An awful man and a horrible president in every respect.

[lakercub]

58. I disagree

While Buchanan was certainly a bad president, America still wasn't able to cause as many problems globally as it is today. France and England were certainly choosing sides and watching the Civil War with great interest, but the worldwide reach of the war was still pretty limited. Also, it's hard to say whether Buchanan could have made things better even if he had been a better president.

Meanwhile, Bush and Reagan screwed up everyone everywhere. Their economic policies led to impoverishment and bank malfeasance all over the globe. Reagan (and Thatcher) combined to bring misery to much of the world (yet they get lauded for their Cold War "victories). They both played huge roles in destabilizing the Middle East (Reagan also made a mess in South America and Central America). They both armed all kinds of disgusting people which would come back to haunt us all (remember...if Reagan gave out guns based on "the enemy of my enemy, etc" then those guns ended up pointed right back at us.

Domestically, both had scandal-ridden administrations and both brought trust in government to incredible lows. Poverty, debt, deficits, and everything bad increased under both of them. And corporatists, here and across the globe, never had it so good at the expense of everyone else.

Buchanan just didn't have the platform to suck globally like Reagan and Bush did.

[olddots]

18. I'll go with Runny Raygun

the people behind him are world class parasites and the planet may never heal from their greedy ignorance ."W" is a comedic front for turd maggots schooled by Reagan masters .

[SaveOurDemocracy]

21. The link leads to a "No Longer Published" message??

[Gothmog]

66. I am getting the same message

[Dont call me Shirley]

68. Looks like bushhacks are scrubbing their bad publicity.

[oberliner]

22. Neither Bush nor Reagan would be in the top 5 list of worst presidents

I think there is a recency phenomenon going on here.

Buchanan and Harding are the worst two I think by a long shot.

Johnson and Pierce probably the next two.

Maybe Bush can squeak in at number five, but he'd have some stiff competition.

[MrModerate]

30. I give the medal to Buchanan . . .

because he made so many mistakes, and kept making them, whereas Harding was mostly just a tool. Harding also died before he could rack up the full complement of awfulness points. I'm pretty ignorant of Pierce, but I'm happy to keep him in the running.

My five finishers:

1. Buchanan
2. Andrew Johnson
3. George Bush
4. Warren Harding
5. Franklin Pierce (courtesy vote)

Wilson, Reagan, and Grant also picked up some miscellaneous downticks.

[hifiguy]

34. For the 20/21st centuries

and the modern presidency it is

1A Reagan
1B The Chimperor
2 Tricky Dick Nixon
3 Harding

i am sorely tempted to add Bill Clinton for his signing off on the Telecom Act, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, gutting Glass-Steagall and "welfare reform." He carried an awful lot of water for the billionaire class, and he has been lavishly rewarded for the services he rendered to them.

If it weren't for Breyer and Ginsburg on the SCOTUS he would easily take fourth place, maybe even third.

[oberliner]

38. You are saying Clinton was worse than Bush Sr. and Gerald Ford?

I whole heartedly disagree.

[hifiguy]

41. I forget about Ford

but he didn't do any real active damage to the country. He was an innocuous placeholder until the '76 election. I was around and politically aware in those days, and while I'd never have voted for him and didn't, after 5 1/2 years of Nixon, boring old Gerry Ford was something of a relief. He did bring notorious shitheels/devils Cheney and Rumsfeld into the WH, though, but IIRC Nixon brought them in to his administration before Ford was POTUS.

But yeah, you're right, Bush the Smarter belongs in the Harding spot behind The Trickster. Then Clinton.

[lakercub]

62. Disagree

The recency phenomenon you mention is exactly why Bush and Reagan were worse. America wasn't the power it is today when the others you mentioned were in office. So, while there were plenty of terrible presidents, they just didn't have the reach to cause as many problems.

With America's position as the world power since WWII, American Presidents have had a greater responsibility worldwide than they did before. When they fail, those failures are magnified by the reach of the country. And Bush and Reagan failed huge on a larger stage. They caused more suffering to more people around the world than any presidents before them and it's not that close. Yes, it's a function of when they were in office, but failures on a bigger stage tend to be bigger failures by default.

[oberliner]

71. Around 800,000 Americans were killed in the US Civil War

That is, of course, the largest American death toll of any conflict in US history, and it's not even close. It wiped out nearly 2 percent of the population of the country.

Buchanan and Pierce failed on an epic scale as they helped push the country down the pathway that led to that horrific war.

[ailsagirl]

25. Can't access the link anymore

[KamaAina]

28. Damn you, KKKarl!!

[AZ Progressive]

27. Bush was the last person who could have stopped Climate Change...

When people realize that climate change is unstoppable, because people didn't act in time, they ought to see who was responsible for not doing a damn thing when it counted the most.

Of course, it was SCOTUS that appointed Bush rather than Gore. For that alone, SCOTUS has screwed the human race.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

36. They also ought to blame Limbaugh for his "celebrate your freedom,...to buy an SUV" campaign.

[rurallib]

32. And to think, he wasn't even elected!

[SusanCalvin]

59. Yep. Neither time. nt

[PatSeg]

35. When I went to read the article, I got

"The article you are looking for is not published right now. Please try again later"

[NanceGreggs]

39. Well, credit where it's due.

When it came to being The Worst President, Dubya did exceedingly well at it.

[hifiguy]

42. The best at being being a terrible president.

[NanceGreggs]

56. Yup.

You gotta admit that when it came to being a terrible president, Dubya had the necessary skills to fill that role - and it seems to have been the only time in his life he was adept at anything.

Presidentin' is hard work. Bad presidentin' requires a special talent - and he had it in spades.

[hifiguy]

73. I swear to Princess Celestia that, left to his own devices,

Little Boots could fuck up a two-car funeral on a one-way street even if you spotted him the hearse.

He is the all-time poster child for FUBAR.

[NanceGreggs]

79. Your post literally ...

... made me !

"Little Boots could fuck up a two-car funeral on a one-way street even if you spotted him the hearse."

Now THAT is a brilliant observation!

[hifiguy]

80. Why thank you!

Glad I brightened your day!

That boy's more messed up than a left-handed football bat.

[heckles65]

40. Credit for the Unintentional

I'll give Buchannan and Pierce credit for unintentional consequences as a result of their blatant siding with the South. This delayed the Civil War for eight years; during that eight years, northern industry and the rail net grew apace, which meant when the confrontation -did- come, the Union had a much better chance of winning.

[KamaAina]

43. That's odd, since both were Yankees

Buchanan from Pa. and Pierce from NH.

[Enthusiast]

44. We knew that.

[riqster]

46. Correction: he was never a President.

[realFedUp]

48. Gads, I almost miss how stupid he was....

Except he left so much damage.

[arcane1]

67. He definitely made the comedy very easy, but also made it very necessary n/t

[Omaha Steve]

49. Unlike his budget, these numbers add up

K&R!

[Enthusiast]

50. "No longer published" Imagine that.

[URL=.html][IMG][/IMG][/URL]

[central scrutinizer]

51. Reagan and Bush II were both just figureheads

Reagan was suffering from dementia and Bush was just lazy and ignorant. It was the puppetmasters who pulled the strings that destroyed this country

[Gothmog]

52. I am not surprised

[world wide wally]

53. And any. Republican in the clown car will tell you that things were so much better when W was

President and we should go back to those ways again.
What more does any voter need to know?

[tavernier]

54. Breaks my heart

that the news networks are honoring him and his family after the murders he has committed and the torture and the atrocities and the maiming and suffering and suicides and and and...

GWB. Live with it!!!!!

[Duval]

60. Gosh! Who knew? (snark) nt

[Rex]

61. Followed by this complete and total dumbass.

[Gothmog]

64. The link is not working for me

[KamaAina]

65. It appears to have been taken down

probably thanks to a barrage of complaints from Dumbya worshippers.

[Terra Alta]

70. Reagan worst, Dumbya number two

We are still suffering from the effects of Reagan's administration three decades later. From the closing of mental health clinics, to trickle down economics, to the "war on drugs" among other things. I don't think we will ever fully recover from Reagan, unfortunately. For some reason, the right adores him, but I hope history looks at him differently.

If not for Reagan, Dumbya never would have become President(the justices Reagan appointed to SCOTUS took Dumbya's side in Bush. vs. Gore). Dumbya was terrible in his own right, from ignoring 9/11 to the invasion of Iraq to the collapse of the economy in 2008.

Reagan and Dumbya were two terrible Presidents this nation could have done without.

[LWolf]

76. Yep. nt

[CharlotteVale]

86. +1 Reagan is the worst. Without him there would have been no Bushes.

[FailureToCommunicate]

91. Yes I agree wholeheartedly. In the modern era, Reagan beats Bush by a country mile as worst.

[Ivywoods55]

124. I second, third, and fourth that!

Reagan makes Bush look like one of those " dumb criminals" while he was an expert republican criminal! Give Raygun his due, he deserves that honor.

[Thespian2]

74. I thought W

cut brush in Texas while Cheney made sure the Bush Cartel became even wealthier...

[czarjak]

78. Is we really learnin anything new?

[NBachers]

81. Every bad thing he's done is a rat clawing it's way out from within his mind and body.

The progressive damage he'll exhibit will be a reflection of the damage he's caused to humanity and our world.

Watch it happen.

[L0oniX]

82. K & R

[rhett o rick]

83. I think poor Bushy is getting a raw deal here.

He had very little to do with what happened between 2000 and 2007. My vote is Richard "Little Dick" Cheney as the worst president in US history.

[Octafish]

85. ''Money trumps peace.'' -- appointed pretzeldent George Walker Bush, Feb. 14, 2007

The very words of George W Bush, uttered at a press conference in which not a single of the callow, cowed press corpse saw fit to ask a follow-up. And then he laughs.

Gold Star mom Cindy Sheehan tried to bring it to our nation's attention. Few others, if anyone, saw fit to comment.

As for where American's entrepreneurial spirit of war came from: Poppy: Bush Sr told the FBI he was in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.

"Worst" doesn't begin to cover it or the stench of sulfur.

[GeorgeGist]

87. Americans aren't nearly as smart as they think they are.

[mnhtnbb]

88. Americans are dumbfucks to keep electing Republicans

to office.

They don't believe in science. They don't believe in the Constitution. They don't
protect the rights of their constituents.

[hifiguy]

137. Americans have always been stupid.

From the Know Nothings in the 1830s there has been a broad and deep streak of pure stupid in the American populace and no one knows how better to play it than what is now the billionaire class.

Americans have always distrusted education and the educated.

[mac2766]

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[KamaAina]

92. Best seventh post in DU history!

Welcome!

[UTUSN]

90. I'll Rec #139 to that!1 Where are the 4,000 who favor DU celebrities?!1 n/t

[freshwest]

93. Aww, I always thought that pic was kinda cute. Like the cat that ran into a door and said

'I meant to do that!'

[KamaAina]

94. Would you prefer this one?

[freshwest]

99. Too tiny for me to make out. Try this version of the Bush Reign of Terror:

Some say that to Bush, Cheney, etc., those fireworks at the end have the same moral equivalency as bombs going off, it's just energy being expended. Never mind all those people under the pretty light show, huh? Do I need a icon here?

If so, here it is: And I don't care what version you use to make Bush look like the clown he reportedly is. I think Bush was either the most deluded creature there was, or much more wiley than we give him credit for. EOM.

[jalan48]

96. LOL -What a fucking moron.

[KamaAina]

97. That's "moran" around these parts.

Welcome to DU!

[jalan48]

98. I'm really laughing now. Thank you

[Yorktown]

100. Yes, GW was a failure, but he's not the absolute worst.

There is a very well made compilation of all the rankings of past presidents on wikipedia, with a column trying to aggregate all the different rankings:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States#Scholar_survey_results

It's actually rather kind to GW, because it includes two rankings aken shortly after 9/11 (Sienna 2002 and WSJ 2005) where GW still is ranked as middle range. All other rankings place GW in the lowest quartile.

The aggregated lowest quartile of the worst presidents:

Herbert Hoover R 31 (tie)
Richard Nixon R 31 (tie)
Benjamin Harrison R 33
Zachary Taylor Whig 34
Ulysses S. Grant R 35
George W. Bush R 36
John Tyler Whig 37
Millard Fillmore Whig 38
William Harrison Whig 39
Franklin Pierce D 40
Andrew Johnson D 41
Warren G. Harding R 42
James Buchanan D 43

[lovemydog]

102. I think W. will move up that worst list

at least a few spots as time goes one. One thing's for sure. We've really had some shitty Presidents!

[staggerleem]

128. Wikipedia? Really??!!

So, the guys who work in the basement of the Heritage Foundation, monitoring Wikipedia and editing any "facts" that do not fit the Foundation's world view, don't even think that Reagan is among the 13 worst?

A Metric prefix to indicate just how infinitesimal my level of surprise at the above is, has yet to be defined. Does it surprise YOU??

[brewens]

101. Gotta call bullshit and give it to Ronald St. Reagan for teeing it up for him. n/t

[AlbertCat]

103. Benjamin Franklin?

Oh yeah.... that other guy who can't make a sentence with a subject and a predicate.

[Recursion]

104. Sorry, Buchanan was simply the worst

W was bad, but nobody could be worse than Buchanan.

[Puzzledtraveller]

106. Grover Cleveland.

[davidn3600]

107. Buchanan easily

I know Bush was bad, but Buchanan's policies and actions may have literally triggered the Civil War and seemed to not even care. It has even been said one of the first things he did when he took office was conspire with the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott decision. Most of his cabinet would end up resigning. And he basically sat and did nothing as the country was falling apart, literally.

[DFW]

109. He's not even listed among the presidents

But he carried out the functions of the president while he was in office, so here is my vote:
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[ProfessorGAC]

111. Bummer. Link To Nowhere

It says the article is no longer published. I was looking forward to reading it.

[Enthusiast]

113. K&R! This thread has hundreds of recommendations!

[URL=.html][IMG][/IMG][/URL]

[raccoon]

117. The article is no longer posted there. Whaddya know. nt

[IHateTheGOP]

120. And treasonous murdering war criminal

[nolabear]

123. The article was taken down. Any idea why? RUINED my FB argument!

I needed facts and they abandoned me to a RW feeding frenzy. 😫

[BeanMusical]

127. Raygun most be really close.

Lot of blood on his hands.

[Angry Dragon]

129. I always liked the picture of bush after he was attacked by the pretzel

[KamaAina]

131. Ah yes, the Pretzeldent

[AikidoSoul]

133. That's an easy one. Dumbest, most dishonest, most dangerous

oh....so many adjectives fit.

[raven mad]

134. Well, it went downhill when his daddy was elected.

But I agree with the result.

[PufPuf23]

136. Why would anyone who cares for the USA and people therein consider another Bush for Pretzeldent??

Jeb I mean.

Floors me.