Poll: Obama ‘Worst President’ Since World War II

you know it really surprises me how LBJ gets a pass on being one of the worst president in history after escalating the Vietnam war after he took office, everybody hate Bush over the WMD's and 5000 American life's lost in Iraq, in Vietnam there were over 59,000 life's lost, but at least the Iraq Vet came home a hero the Vietnam Vet not so much
Originally Posted by gary5912

Gary is a fairy.

Bumscum is a retard . Originally Posted by bamscram

there retarded lenny you had it wrong faggot

there retarded gary you had it wrong faggot Originally Posted by gary5912

From the same poll taker.

President Trump's job approval remains at historic lows and a majority of voters believe he is abusing his presidential power, a new Quinnipiac poll found.

Trump's approval rating sits at 37 percent in Wednesday's results, up just 1 point from Quinnipiac's survey released on May 10. He still holds a comfortable rating with Republicans, 84 percent of whom approve of his job performance.

Fifty-four percent of those polled said Trump is abusing the powers of his office.

On the issue of his decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey, Americans were split — 49 percent said it was an abuse of power, while 47 said it wasn't. And 55 percent said they believe Trump asked Comey to drop the investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.

That issue should be investigated by the House of Representatives, 62 percent said, while 66 percent support the appointment of a special prosecutor to probe ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Trump's honesty ratings are also in jeopardy. Fifty-nine percent of voters now say Trump is dishonest.
"President Donald Trump remains mired in dreadful mid 30s approval numbers and the red flags that are popping up tell an even darker story," said Tim Malloy, the poll's assistant director.

"But by far the most alarming determination is that President Trump is abusing his office."

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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who was the worst president of them all?

Or, at least since World War II?

Barack Hussein Obama.


Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who was the worst president of them all?

Or, at least since World War II?

Barack Hussein Obama.


Yes, it’s true. According to a new Quinnipiac University Poll, “33% named Barack Obama the worst president since World War II.”

According to USA Today:

President Obama has topped predecessor George W. Bush in another poll, but not one he would like…

…”Over the span of 69 years of American history and 12 presidencies, President Barack Obama finds himself with President George W. Bush at the bottom of the popularity barrel,” said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.

Of course, Obama and Bush are the most recent presidents; historians will tell you that it takes decades to truly measure an individual president’s performance….

…The Quinnipiac poll also reports that 45% believe the nation would be better off had Mitt Romney defeated Obama in the 2012 presidential election; 38% say the country would be worse off with a Romney presidency.

I think this is a bogus poll.

Oh no–not because I disagree with the Obama rating; but because Jimmy Carter is only the fourth worst president since World War II.

I agree that Nixon and Obama should beat him out–but not George W. Bush.

After all, when did Bush EVER say that the problem with America was the American people? (Carter’s Crisis of Confidence speech).

What about when Carter believed the Soviet Union wasn’t a threat to us.

Then they invaded Afghanistan. And thenhe considered that the greatest threat since World War II?

For lack of leadership and knowledge of foreign policy, Carter should certainly take the #3 slot behind Obama and Nixon.

Everything else on the Worst President poll looks about right. Originally Posted by TheDaliLama

you know it really surprises me how LBJ gets a pass on being one of the worst president in history, after escalating the Vietnam war when he took office, everybody hates Bush over the WMD's and 5000 American life's lost in Iraq, in Vietnam there were over 59,000 life's lost, but at least the Iraq Vet came home a hero the Vietnam Vet not so much
Originally Posted by gary5912

I was not a fan of LBJ but very significant legislation was passed while he was in office.

Source: http://grist.org/politics/that-time-...ridled-growth/

"President Lyndon Johnson could have been a character in a Greek tragedy. His accomplishments were immense. He twisted enough arms to win the Civil Rights Act, despite recalcitrant fellow Southern Democrats and the knowledge that he was sacrificing the South as a source of Democratic votes for at least a generation. He outlined and won passage of the War on Poverty, perhaps the most significant social justice legislation in our history. He signed into law bills establishing national wilderness areas and parks and other environmental protections."

I was not a fan of LBJ but very significant legislation was passed while he was in office.

Source: http://grist.org/politics/that-time-...ridled-growth/

"President Lyndon Johnson could have been a character in a Greek tragedy. His accomplishments were immense. He twisted enough arms to win the Civil Rights Act, despite recalcitrant fellow Southern Democrats and the knowledge that he was sacrificing the South as a source of Democratic votes for at least a generation. He outlined and won passage of the War on Poverty, perhaps the most significant social justice legislation in our history. He signed into law bills establishing national wilderness areas and parks and other environmental protections." Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

very little legislation that done any good, his Civil Rights Act was more about keeping the black community voting Democrat (google LBJ racial quotes on Civil Rights Act) and his war on poverty, well here it is 50 years later and it still exists

very little legislation that done any good, his Civil Rights Act was more about keeping the black community voting Democrat (google LBJ racial quotes on Civil Rights Act) and his war on poverty, well here it is 50 years later and it still exists Originally Posted by gary5912

As does his " legacy " of Box 13 in his 1948 U.S. Senate election and by stealing that election by having dead people vote exclusively for the dumbascraps.

I was not a fan of LBJ but very significant legislation was passed while he was in office.

Source: http://grist.org/politics/that-time-...ridled-growth/

"President Lyndon Johnson could have been a character in a Greek tragedy. His accomplishments were immense. He twisted enough arms to win the Civil Rights Act, despite recalcitrant fellow Southern Democrats and the knowledge that he was sacrificing the South as a source of Democratic votes for at least a generation. He outlined and won passage of the War on Poverty, perhaps the most significant social justice legislation in our history. He signed into law bills establishing national wilderness areas and parks and other environmental protections." Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

LBJ won the "War on Poverty" and gave us fat food stamp recipients... Thanks LBJ!

LBJ won the "War on Poverty" and gave us fat food stamp recipients... Thanks LBJ!

Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDB

Absolutely nothing wrong with food stamps when monitored correctly. Have you ever been penniless and hungry? Recently a family member lost her job and had no income. House payment. Car payment. Obviously other monthly bills. Single parent. No savings. She did some jobs at minimum wage or slightly higher but nowhere near enough income to meet her bills. She had no choice but to apply for food stamps in order to put food on the table. A little compassion please.

Compassion for others?

If they wouldn't want to give out food stamps to keep the family from turning to crime or some such, something that directly benefits them, they sure won't do it for compassion.

And for a group of people who do nothing but talk down polls,
especially one like this with no real criteria other than "feelings" of the respondents, they know it doesn't mean shit

Absolutely nothing wrong with food stamps when monitored correctly. Have you ever been penniless and hungry? Recently a family member lost her job and had no income. House payment. Car payment. Obviously other monthly bills. Single parent. No savings. She did some jobs at minimum wage or slightly higher but nowhere near enough income to meet her bills. She had no choice but to apply for food stamps in order to put food on the table. A little compassion please. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

From the same poll taker.

President Trump's job approval remains at historic lows and a majority of voters believe he is abusing his presidential power, a new Quinnipiac poll found.

Trump's approval rating sits at 37 percent in Wednesday's results, up just 1 point from Quinnipiac's survey released on May 10. He still holds a comfortable rating with Republicans, 84 percent of whom approve of his job performance.

Fifty-four percent of those polled said Trump is abusing the powers of his office.

On the issue of his decision to fire former FBI Director James Comey, Americans were split — 49 percent said it was an abuse of power, while 47 said it wasn't. And 55 percent said they believe Trump asked Comey to drop the investigation into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.

That issue should be investigated by the House of Representatives, 62 percent said, while 66 percent support the appointment of a special prosecutor to probe ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Trump's honesty ratings are also in jeopardy. Fifty-nine percent of voters now say Trump is dishonest.
"President Donald Trump remains mired in dreadful mid 30s approval numbers and the red flags that are popping up tell an even darker story," said Tim Malloy, the poll's assistant director.

"But by far the most alarming determination is that President Trump is abusing his office." Originally Posted by Munchmasterman

There you go, you just invalidated your own post. Since what Trump did was perfectly legal and constitutional it doesn't matter what people think of it. The very fact that they think it was an abuse of power totally disqualifies their other opinions about the subject matter. In other words, fake news about a fake poll.

Absolutely nothing wrong with food stamps when monitored correctly. Have you ever been penniless and hungry? Recently a family member lost her job and had no income. House payment. Car payment. Obviously other monthly bills. Single parent. No savings. She did some jobs at minimum wage or slightly higher but nowhere near enough income to meet her bills. She had no choice but to apply for food stamps in order to put food on the table. A little compassion please. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

Your relative is why the program was passed into law but you have to admit that far too many people have turned it into a lifestyle choice. In the old days charity was closer to home and the charity giver could decide on merit who deserved help, what kind, and how much. With government in charge everyone who meets minimum standards reaps the benefits and the money of the taxpayers. Show some gratitude people and exercise some responsibility.

If you have a choice between your family being hungry and food stamps, guess which choice you will make.

No i didn't , but know some who did.

Come on!!! George W. Bush ignored vital info pertaining to 9/11, started 2 wars (one of them by lying to the country), declared one of them "mission accomplished " yet we were still there fighting for years afterward. And oh yeah there was that little thing about bankrupting the country when he inherited the best economy since WW2 from his predecessor. The lack of oversite that led to the savings and loan crisis. Just to name a few things.

Also the only reason we didn't have casualties on such a mass scale as we did in Vietnam is because our medical technology is light yeas more advanced than it was back in th 60's/70's.

Bullshit. Happen to have a link?

http://time.com/4674300/cspan-presidents-rank-2017/

Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm