Bush was none to bright on camera, Carter was a waste of space, but I have to got with Obama, That one man has single handedly done vast more damage in a much shorter time.

 

I fully agree. It's also proof that the Equal Opportunity hiring practice doesn't work. We hired the guy so that we could have "the first black President in history" rather than hiring him based credentials, experience, or ability.

I have no problem having a black President as long as he upholds the Constitution and rules with a level head, common sense, good judgement, and a real love for his country. Alan Keyes would have been a much better choice. Unfortunately, history will remember America's first black President as the unchallenged "worst President" of all time.

 

i would say carter then obama and bush thats all in my life time.

 

BO for sure. He is the second worst President in U.S. history, next to Abe.

 

At first I went for carter, because his damage didn't quit when he left office, and he continues to screw the pooch, but LLX45 just convinced me I was wrong. If not for Abe, the federal government would be a shadow of what it is today, subservient to the states.

 

The only problem with voting for Abe Lincoln is that he was a 19th century President.

 

Abe did great damage to States Rights and grew the Federal powers to monster proportions. But he still doesn't hold a candle to Bama in terms of overall damage.

 

I went for Nixon. If you think about what many survivalists fear (a strong Federal gov. that abuses its powers) Nixon was the worst. A secret police/cronies that did his bidding (Watergate anyone), pardoning criminals who gave him lucrative support, instigation of a draft, and secret military and CIA operations all contribute to my opinion.

I think as far as being the worst President, Nixon wins as he perpetrated many corrupt actions under the table and out of the view of the American Public.

Pertaining to our current President...the bulk of the American people (plus Acorn and Apollo) elected said President damn well knowing what was going to happen, as such we have only ourselves to blame. People were hypnotized by a suave talking, young looking leader who promised radical change from the way the previous administration had performed.

The bulk of the American people asked for change (despite the cost) and now here it is!

 

I went for Nixon. If you think about what many survivalists fear (a strong Federal gov. that abuses its powers) Nixon was the worst. A secret police/cronies that did his bidding (Watergate anyone), pardoning criminals who gave him lucrative support, instigation of a draft, and secret military and CIA operations all contribute to my opinion.

I think as far as being the worst President, Nixon wins as he perpetrated many corrupt actions under the table and out of the view of the American Public.

Pertaining to our current President...the bulk of the American people (plus Acorn and Apollo) elected said President damn well knowing what was going to happen, as such we have only ourselves to blame. People were hypnotized by a suave talking, young looking leader who promised radical change from the way the previous administration had performed.

The bulk of the American people asked for change (despite the cost) and now here it is!

Still not as bad as BO though more cunning and potentially more deadly. Though some of his moves were gross indescretions he, at the very least, left the basic structure of our nation unmolested. Obama, on the other hand, is systematically dismantling all things Constitutional and ushering in an alien form of government unlike this nation has ever seen. Of course, he's just a puppet.

 

Pres. Carter. you can't even ditect his historical presence.

 

Just when I thought America could do no worse than George W. Bush ..... Obama proved me wrong .

From the frying pan into the fire !

 

Id have to say Clinton set us up for failure.

 

It started way before that my friend

:taped:

 

Our string of lousy presidents started with Johnson, followed by Nixon, Carter, Clinton, Bush, and now Obama. They all have been disasters in their own way and each has added to the troubles we are now in. Of course they all had the help and backing of their respective parties, both of which are far greater threats to our liberty and freedom than all the "isms" we've been fighting for the last 70 years.

 

All were puppets of a higher power. That power is the International Banking Cartel headed by the Rothschild family with the Rockefellers as a close second.

"Give me control of a nation's money
and I care not who makes the laws."
Mayer Amschel Rothschild

 

I'm going with Bush because Obama has about 3 years to shape up and do some good things. If you ask me after his term, I might say he was. For now my vote goes for George W. Bush.

 

His term is not going to end. He is setting things up to make that 2 term into a multiterm. Of course I think some can be President and others want to believe they can.

 

I agree with thewolfman456. Bush takes my vote for the Idiot award!

 

I agree with thewolfman456. Bush takes my vote for the Idiot award!

Bush certainly fell somewhere between mediocre and abominable and he won't win the "Constitutionalist of the Year Award" but he's only about 1/10th as bad as the Kenyan Thug of Chicago.

 

Obama.

Bush was bad, he set up a lot of crap to help screw us over. However, Obama is worse seeing how he's continuing what old Bush had set up, even after saying he'd bring "change".

My 0.02 Ameros of course.

 

You know, choosing just one "worst" president is a really hard decision to make.

I think all of the Presidents have helped the NWO/Illuminati/Bankers to get their foot in the door.

The reason that I voted "for" Bush, is that he is the one that got us involved in the Middle Eastern region (OK....I guess it was Cheney....).

 

Come on thats not fair

I dont Obami should be on that list. Hes a future king not a prez.

 

Obamanation with the peanut queen Jimmy trailing behind him a ways

 

I agree with rifleman and wolfman Bush has been far the worst. Has everyone forgot that this economic crisis we are in began with him? Not to mention fighting a war that started about terroism and ended with oil. Everyone's blaming Obama for trying to fix problems that began with the previous president. Give him a break if after 4 years he doesn't accomplish anything then by all means hang him with your words.

 

The economic problems started before Bush. Obama's big 'change' up to this point has been to take what Bush f-ed up and make it 10 times worse. Bush couldn't do the damage in 8 years that BO has done in 1/2 a year. I don't need to wait another 3 1/2 years to see how this story will end.

 

I absolutely can't stand Obama, but having said that, I would not be ashamed to defend him if he ever did anything right.

I find it amusing that the same people that thought the Bush Bailouts were a great idea are now steaming mad about the Obama bailouts......Two-Party Politics for you I guess....

 

I find it amusing that the same people that thought the Bush Bailouts were a great idea are now steaming mad about the Obama bailouts......Two-Party Politics for you I guess....

Nobody thought the Bush Bailouts were a great idea except Paulson and Goldman Sachs.

Please cite any conservatives (politicians don't count, they are all scum) that cheered when Bush did it vs Obama

Everyone's blaming Obama for trying to fix problems that began with the previous president. Give him a break if after 4 years he doesn't accomplish anything then by all means hang him with your words.

He's not trying to "fix" anything, if he was serious about fixing things he would be listening to non-partisan economic experts and not be promoting the idiotic and destructive policies that are coming out of loon central. His policies are all about a permanent liberal majority and fascist government control.

The Republic will not survive 4 years of Obama.

 

One more emo poll......

 

Damn, that's an easy one................

The obamanation is definately the worst, with jimmy carter a close second!

 

A more appropriate question would be: "Who were the best presidents of the 20th and 21st centuries?"

I can only think of three presidents in that time frame that were really good presidents: Teddy Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan. The rest were either mediocre or totally rotten.

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I don't think I could pick the worst president out of the list that you provided, AJ. Everyone on your list is a Grade-A loser.

 

A more appropriate question would be: "Who were the best presidents of the 20th and 21st centuries?"

I can only think of three presidents in that time frame that were really good presidents: Teddy Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan. The rest were either mediocre or totally rotten.

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I don't think I could pick the worst president out of the list that you provided, AJ. Everyone on your list is a Grade-A loser.

That's why I picked those names specifically (though the list could have been much longer).

 

Say what you will about Obama, but at least under him soldiers aren't calling home asking for body armor.

I've had enough alcohol in me to talk politics.

He also didn't pass the patriot act, and congress ain't letting him pass any of his automatic weapon bans. You know what, I would rather live free in high inflation then be spied on in my own home. I would rather have socialized health care then wire taps in my own home. For that reason, I am ranking Bush the worst and Obama the second worst followed by Ford and Carter, then the first Bush and then Clinton. At least under Clinton we kicked ass and our economy wasn't in the tank.

The best presidents were Teddy Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, Dwight Eisenhower and Kennedy.

 

Interesting thoughts I guess about presidents... I'm not sure how you reconcile them with reality though? I suppose PERCEPTION BECOMES REALITY and then someone can over look FACTS, and that might be part of it.

For example:

Bush was already winding down the Iraq "post war" festivities. It really wasnt "war" anymore except to anyone actually over there. But the fact that Bush started the surge, defeated the AQI and then started drawing down troops... how does BHO get to claim that as not needing to call home for body armor? The troops under his command have NEVER been in that position. So, it's a false assumption or false leap of logic at best.

Also, Patriot Act? can you tell me about any single experience YOU have had that was negatively impacted by the Patriot Act?

FORGET The generalizations and the broad sweeping brush strokes... "I was snooped on and I didnt know it and it's a violation"... skip all that...
TELL US!!: what has the Patriot Act taken from you in tangible form?

I dont know a single person who has ever been able to say they lost ANYTHING tangible from Patriot Act, but I know there are a LOT of Americans who are still alive today who were NOT victims of a series of terrorist attacks on more buildings and adding bridges and tunnels.

Because honestly... I'm not against snooping on people that want to blow up buildings regardless of what country they are in, let us not forget that the terrorist cells that pulled off 9/11 were here for a long time, and in a couple occasions even surfaced on the radar!!!! but no attention was paid. now it's a 9/12 world. yeah, I'm okay with being snooped on if I trigger a whole bunch of alerts about wanting to blow up the government or country.

now lets talk about inflation and your order of the presidents? how does Clinton who rode a WAVE of dot-com idiocracy which was destined to burst get to claim he's some kind of economist when he signed even more lesilation that created the housing bubble burst as well?

that of course created initially by Carter with the Community Reinvestment Act.


your choices are your choices, and welcome to them of course, but I dont think I can agree with how you got there on them...

 

I wish I could have voted for Clinton, Carter AND Obama in the same poll.

 

Until BO became PresBO, and started seriously trying to screw up this country, I was always impatient during renditions of our national anthem, and was always in a hurry for it to be over (except when Steven Tyler was singing it...LOL).

Now I sing it with them, no matter how bad the singer, and always start crying during. Alas for my country, my country is dead.

 

I had to vote other because MOST or ALL of the above wasnt a selection :

 

I chose Jimmy Carter because, let's face it, if it weren't for his administration starting the ball rolling on "political correctness", we wouldn't be in the shape we're in now.