Mount Rushmore A new poll of experts on the American presidency reveals several intriguing new findings, including a shakeup among the top-ranked presidents and an early assessment of where President Joe Biden stands.
This is the third survey conducted by co-directors of the Presidential Greatness Project, University of Houston political science professor Brandon Rottinghaus and Coastal Carolina University political science professor Justin Vaughn. Results are based on nearly 200 responses from scholars across multiple disciplines whose work engages presidential politics.https://presidentialgreatnessproject.com/
The survey shows that while presidential scholars continue to consider Abraham Lincoln the nation’s greatest president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt has passed George Washington as the second-greatest president. President Biden enters the rankings at #14, behind recent Democrats Barack Obama (#7) and Bill Clinton (#12), but ahead of recent Republicans Ronald Reagan (#16), George H.W. Bush (#19), George W. Bush (#32) and Donald Trump (#45).
“As presidential scholars reassess the impact of the modern presidency from administrative and cultural standpoints, we see significant shifts over time in what constitutes presidential greatness,” Rottinghaus said.
Previous surveys were released in 2015 and 2018.
“In the first post-Trump survey, we see a significant bump for recent Democratic presidents with each one moving up in the rankings while each of the recent Republican presidents dropped down, with the exception of President Trump who remained at the bottom of the rankings,” Vaugh
I would like economic professionals -- military professionals -- law enforcement professionals -- constitutional lawyers equal to college professors
I think Trump's own military professionals--the ones who actually worked for him--have made it abundantly clear how much they despise him. There seems to be general agreement that Trump's gigantic tax cut caused a gigantic increase to our debt:
Tax Cuts Are Primarily Responsible for the Increasing Debt Ratio Without the Bush and Trump tax cuts, debt as a percentage of the economy would be declining permanently.
So you think Joe Arpaio's opinion should be considered? Or shall we use statistics explaining current trends in crime? Those statistics show it's down. Oh and we just busted the Sinaloa Cartel:
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