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One poll has President Joe Biden coming in as the second-worst president in American history.
According to a recent Gallup poll, 54 percent of Americans say Biden will be remembered as a “below average” (37 percent) or “poor” (17 percent) president, giving him a -35 net rating. Only 19 percent of those polled say he will be remembered as “outstanding” (6 percent) or “above average” (13 percent). Twenty-six percent said “average.”
Gallup found that the only president with a worse overall rating than Biden...Richard Nixon.
The following are scores of some of the most recent presidents:
- John F. Kennedy - 68
- Ronald Reagan - 38
- Barack Obama - 21
- George H.W. Bush - 7
- Jimmy Carter - 6
- Bill Clinton - 5
- George W. Bush - (-9)
- Joe Biden - (-35)
- Richard Nixon - (-42)
After what the country has endured over these past four years, Fox News contributor Joe Concha puts Biden's time in office at the bottom.
"We just witnessed the worst administration and presidency in our lifetime," Concha said of the Biden-Harris White House.
President-elect Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the 47th President on January 20. He has repeatedly called Biden the worst president in history.
Under Biden’s leadership, America saw the deadly Afghanistan withdrawal and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, economic hardship with rising costs and soaring inflation, the weaponization of the justice department, the prosecution of political opponents, and the pardoning of his son Hunter, which he lied about repeatedly, saying he wouldn't pardon him.
"This is Joe Biden's legacy, promising up and down he wouldn't pardon his son, only to do it anyway," said Concha.
Since his time in school, Biden has proven to be a repeated liar.
"He has been basically a pathological liar going all the way back to his days in law school when he said he graduated top of his class when in reality he was caught engaged in heavy plagiarism," Concha added. "Nothing has changed since then during all his years in the Senate, as vice president and obviously as president."