In a historic turn of events, former President Donald Trump has notched another milestone in his political career: being labeled as the worst president in the history of the United States, according to a recent poll.
Conducted as part of the “Presidential Greatness Project” by University of Houston’s Professor Brandon Rottinghaus and Coastal Carolina University’s Professor Justin Vaughn, the survey asked academics to rank all 45 individuals who have held the office of president, spanning from George Washington to Joe Biden.
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Trump’s ranking also earned him the title of “most polarizing” president in the poll, reflecting the deep divisions his presidency elicited among Americans.
Meanwhile, Abraham Lincoln emerged as the undisputed leader in the presidential rankings, hailed as the country’s greatest president with an average score of 93.9 out of 100. Lincoln’s enduring legacy and transformative leadership continue to resonate with scholars and Americans alike, cementing his place in history as a revered figure in the nation’s pantheon of leaders.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, with each presidency leaving its unique imprint on the fabric of American history, the legacy of each leader, both positive and negative, serves as a reflection of the nation’s collective journey and aspirations for the future.
