Poll: Voters agree Biden worst President

 Daily Mail:

Voters have delivered a devastating verdict on Joe Biden's time in office, branding him the worst president in almost 50 years.

An exclusive Daily Mail poll found Biden was less impressive than Jimmy Carter, who was voted out after a single term after presiding over double-digit inflation and a botched effort to rescue American hostages in Iran.

The poll result also makes him worse in voters' minds than Richard Nixon, who forced to resign rather than face impeachment over the devastating Watergate scandal.

Yet when 1006 registered voters were asked to rank the last nine presidents in order, from best to worst, Biden came at the very bottom of the table, making him the worst in 47 years.

Some 44 percent placed him as one of the worst two, while only 14 percent placed him in the top two, giving him a net score of 30 points underwater.

That was worse than Nixon, who came out with negative 25, and Donald Trump, with negative 15.

James Johnson, cofounder of J.L. Partners which conducted the poll, called it a 'diabolical' result for Biden.
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Biden is worse than Jimmy Carter and most other presidents.  Biden's reckless spending on taking office brought us the worst inflation in decades.  When he took office the world was at peace and then wars broke out in Europe and the Middle East which he then funded.  Trump was a far more successful president, but the media supported Biden in 2020.  The media also pushed the Russian Collusion Hoax along with the Democrats after Trump was elected.  It was one of the biggest political frauds in history.

See also:

Biden Takes Home the Prize for ‘Worst President’ in Modern History

'[T]hese numbers are worse than I expected...'

And:

Buck Sexton

@BuckSexton

That the official White House position on Hunter’s pardon is “nobody else would have been prosecuted” for 1) tax evasion (millions of dollars) 2 FARA violation 3) crack cocaine 4) sex trafficking 5) illegal possession of a firearm- is *BATSHIT INSANE*

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