Johnson calls Biden "worst president in history of country."

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) ripped into President Biden on Tuesday, calling him the “worst president in the history of the country” in a discussion about Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) floating an effort to impeach Biden.

More:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/speaker-johnson-calls-biden-worst-174633114.html

What a disgusting POS.

[Hassler]

1. Bootlicker Mike is just getting started

[forgotmylogin]

30. I thought "Two Minutes Hate" was only two minutes.... n/t

[onecaliberal]

2. We need to know who owns this piece of shit. Why did we save him?

We need to start following payments and money.

[Rebl2]

6. No more saving

his ass if maga tries to remove him again.

[AltairIV]

31. Agreed.

While I agree with you, first lets use him one more time to get some piece of legislation passed and then throw him to the dogs.

[unblock]

3. He has to say this. First rule of propaganda, accuse the other party of your own party's failings.

[dweller]

4. Who you gonna trust ? The sick fuck's toady or presidential scholars ?

What You Need To Know
Joe Biden’s job performance over his first three years in the White House is being viewed more favorably by presidential experts than by Americans overall, a new ranking of the United States’ 45 presidents reveals

The rankings, released Sunday, a day before Presidents Day, placed Biden as the 14th best president in history, among the top third to serve in the Oval Office

Former President Donald Trump was ranked last for the second consecutive time

The top three presidents were Abraham Lincoln (93.87 average), Franklin D. Roosevelt (90.83) and George Washington (90.32)

“Biden’s most important achievements may be that he rescued the presidency from Trump, resumed a more traditional style of presidential leadership and is gearing up to keep the office out of his predecessor’s hands this fall,” they wrote.

Full listing

Rank, President, Score

1. Abraham Lincoln, 93.87

2. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 90.83

3. George Washington, 90.32

4. Theodore Roosevelt, 78.58

5. Thomas Jefferson, 77.53

6. Harry S. Truman, 75.34

7. Barack Obama, 73.8

8. Dwight D. Eisenhower, 73.73

9. Lyndon B. Johnson, 72.86

10. John F. Kennedy, 68.37

11. James Madison, 67.16

12. Bill Clinton, 66.42

13. John Adams, 62.66

14. Joe Biden, 62.66

15. Woodrow Wilson, 61.8

16. Ronald Reagan, 61.62

17. Ulysses S. Grant, 60.93

18. James Monroe, 60.15

19. George H.W. Bush, 58.54

20. John Quincy Adams, 55.41

21. Andrew Jackson, 54.7

22. Jimmy Carter, 54.26

23. William H. Taft, 51.67

24. William McKinley, 51.23

25. James K. Polk, 49.83

26. Grover Cleveland, 48.31

27. Gerald Ford, 46.09

28. Martin Van Buren, 45.46

29. Rutherford B. Hayes, 41.15

30. James Garfield, 40.98

31. Benjamin Harrison, 40.64

32. George W. Bush, 40.43

33. Chester A. Arthur, 39.61

34. Calvin Coolidge, 39.38

35. Richard Nixon, 36.41

36. Hebert Hoover, 34.08

37. John Tyler, 32.99

38. Zachary Taylor, 32.97

39. Millard Fillmore, 30.033

40. Warren G. Harding, 27.76

41. William Henry Harrison, 26.01

42. Franklin Pierce, 24.6

43. Andrew Johnson, 21.56

44. James Buchanan, 16.71

45. Donald Trump, 10.92

https://ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/politics/2024/02/19/biden-14th-in-scholars--presidential-rankings--trump-last


Johnson can shove his pos opinion up his butt



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[yardwork]

11. IMO Biden should be higher ranked.

The #1 accomplishment of Barack Obama was the ACA, which Biden and Pelosi got passed by Congress. They get assists.

Clinton was ok but not a great president.

I have no idea why Teddy Roosevelt gets so much credit, nor Ike. JFK - pfft. Don't get me started.

While I'm complaining, I think Ulysses S Grant should be more highly ranked. The dude got a LOT of important civil rights amendments through a bitterly divided Congress.

[Celerity]

15. Teddy Roosevelt

https://www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-white-house/presidents/theodore-roosevelt/

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As President, Roosevelt held the ideal that the Government should be the great arbiter of the conflicting economic forces in the Nation, especially between capital and labor, guaranteeing justice to each and dispensing favors to none. Roosevelt emerged spectacularly as a “trust buster” by forcing the dissolution of a great railroad combination in the Northwest. Other antitrust suits under the Sherman Act followed.

Roosevelt steered the United States more actively into world politics. He liked to quote a favorite proverb, “Speak softly and carry a big stick. . . . ” Aware of the strategic need for a shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific, Roosevelt ensured the construction of the Panama Canal. His corollary to the Monroe Doctrine prevented the establishment of foreign bases in the Caribbean and arrogated the sole right of intervention in Latin America to the United States.

He won the Nobel Peace Prize for mediating the Russo-Japanese War, reached a Gentleman’s Agreement on immigration with Japan, and sent the Great White Fleet on a goodwill tour of the world. Some of Theodore Roosevelt’s most effective achievements were in conservation. He added enormously to the national forests in the West, reserved lands for public use, and fostered great irrigation projects.

He crusaded endlessly on matters big and small, exciting audiences with his high-pitched voice, jutting jaw, and pounding fist. “The life of strenuous endeavor” was a must for those around him, as he romped with his five younger children and led ambassadors on hikes through Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C.

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[yardwork]

26. Yeah, Teddy was a man's man and the voice of American hegemony.

[markodochartaigh]

35. Some people will surely say that this source is biased.

But, they were there.
https://ictnews.org/archive/theodore-roosevelt-the-only-good-indians-are-the-dead-indians

[ITAL]

17. Grant had a lot of corruption in his administration

Nothing touched Grant personally, but it was still there. He wasn't a great judge of character among his friends.

The Congress wasn't that divided at the beginning of his term, but the longer reconstruction went on the harder it became to pass stuff.
I'd have him at 22 on my list (and for the record I don't rank anyone while they're currently in office, so I won't place Biden yet), so I think this one has him just a bit too high, but the ballpark is the same. Grant's ranking has really skyrocketed the last dozen years or so as his Civil Rights record has been re-examined and the focus on the corruption in his Administration has lessened.

[yardwork]

25. I think a lot of those corruption charges were unfair.

Grant was hated by many because he advocated for Black rights.

[LoisB]

20. I agree.

[yliza]

34. Ike's education policies helped a lot of public school students like me

Plus he’s responsible for the highway system. He was a good president.

[yardwork]

37. Those are good points.

[RazorbackExpat]

23. I can't take any presidential historian seriously

who ranks Dubya Bush in the top 40

[Jilly_in_VA]

5. Watch it, sonny

Remember just WHO is keeping you where you are right now. You can take a big spill just any time.

[Dave says]

7. Disgusting person, disgusting party

The Republican Party is indeed disgusting. It shows how perverse and twisted the minds of people, so many people, can be.

Everyday people who identify as Republican are, well, disgusting. Offal, with no redeeming qualities. If this were not true, they would have kicked their “leaders” out long ago.

[muriel_volestrangler]

8. Taking the view of other countries, Biden is doing well

He's somewhere in the range of Obama. And the world gave him a Nobel Peace Prize.

[yardwork]

9. Ohforgodssake

[senseandsensibility]

10. When do we get to stop pretending that this guy is

a reasonable guy who is just being pressured by the far right loons? He is a far right loon. In fact, he is now nominating Scott Perry to the Intel committee.

[yardwork]

12. He thinks people lived with dinosaurs 6000 years ago.

He's a couple cards shy of a deck.

[Bundbuster]

39. Well......

[Blue Owl]

13. I'm getting mighty sick and tired of this fuck

[bluestarone]

14. Gonna be a LOOOOOOOOOOONG time til November

[Johonny]

16. History, yet another subject not covered by porn apps

[Cha]

18. lol Mikey projecting Felon TSF

Onto a Real President.

Shithead attempt to curry favor with the greene Swamp thing 🤢

[marybourg]

19. Every accusation an admission.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

21. I wonder where Johnson got that bit of hyperbole, hmmm ...

... maybe from watching the convicted former guy talking to the press?

[moondust]

22. Worms ate Mike's brain.

And then...

[madamesilverspurs]

24. Well, seeing as how . . .

.

[Bleacher Creature]

27. No rational person would ever agree with such a statement.

But he has to say it because the only people he cares about are a shrinking base of lunatics who worship the actual holder of that title.

[raccoon]

28. And you, Mr. Shithead, are the trashiest and most disrespectful SOH

In US history.

[Mike Nelson]

29. This and...

... his recent appointments have left an impression. If MTG wants to remove him, now is the time. Of course, this stuff is probably part of a deal to stop her, but who knows how loyal these idiots are?

[chowder66]

32. Everything in their world is upside-down and backwards so that means Biden is the Best President.....

[Firestorm49]

33. After we saved his sorry ass before his own party wanted to

throw him out as Speaker? Screw them!!!

[Bundbuster]

36. Christian Dominionist tRump-sucking control freak excrement

[Hotler]

38. And you're the worst Christian ever.

Christian Taliban ...