Academics and “experts” are giving President Joe Biden a rare victory in opinion polls.
of 2024 Presidential Greatness Project Expert Surveywas conducted from November 15th to December 3rd, and surveyed more than 150 historians and American political scientists, so-called “experts” in the field of research, giving each president a score of 0 out of 0. They were asked to rate on a scale. -100 points for overall greatness. ” The lower the score, the worse the president. The higher the score, the better.
Here’s how scholars ranked the top five U.S. presidents and then gave them their average “greatness” scores.
- Abraham Lincoln: 93.87
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt: 90.83
- George Washington: 90.32
- Theodore Roosevelt: 78.58
- Thomas Jefferson: 77.53
And to everyone’s absolute shock, a group of expert academics said that Donald Trump is the worst president in US history, with an average score of 10.92.
But to almost everyone’s surprise, these scholars named Biden the 14th best president in American history with an average score of 62.66 points.
That means they believe Biden is a better president than Ronald Reagan, who won Most lopsided Electoral College victory In 1984, George H.W. Bush, Ulysses S. Grant, Woodrow Wilson, Andrew Jackson, James Monroe, William McKinley, and James Polk were also recognized as historically above-average presidents.
Unfortunately, this study did not include expert validation. Therefore, despite being one of the most unpopular presidents in post-Great Depression American history and even more unpopular at this point in his presidential term, they rate Biden as one of the best presidents of modern times. The reason for this remains unclear. than President Trump in February 2020..
Professors Justin Vaughn and Brandon Rottinghaus, who conducted the study, suggested that Biden’s signature accomplishment was leading Trump out of office.
“Biden’s most important accomplishment is that he rescued the presidency from Trump, resumed a more traditional style of presidential leadership, and set himself up to avoid handing the presidency to his predecessor this fall.” “There may be,” they said. I wrote it in an essay In the Los Angeles Times.
For many, this result perfectly illustrates the growing corruption and unseriousness of American academia, not to mention its liberal bias.
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