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Most historians consider James Buchanan as the worst.
Everything he was the worst president of all time and herbert hoover rules!
It often seems that way. Partisan politics is an American art form. Lincoln, Jackson, Hoover, Roosevelt, Truman and Clinton were US Presidents that all served at times when mudslinging reached new highs (or lows). In 1994 the Republican's "Contract with America" seemed to bring out the worst in confrontational politics.
Franklin roosevelt john Kennedy bill Clinton worse Nixon hoover George w. bush
John Quincy Adams
No because he was one of our very worst presidents
Just the opposite, actually.
Between 1850 and 1860, the three presidents considered to be among the worst in American history were Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, and James Buchanan. Buchanan is often considered the worst of all.
The Bush Family - George H W Bush, George W Bush, Franklin Pierce. The three Absolute worst presidents to date in American History.
No because he was one of our very worst presidents
There is no scientific way to measure the quality of presidents. Historians and newspapers come up with ranking from time to time. Politics always seems to play a big role in the rankings, especially when it comes to judging recent presidents. Moral values and personality may come into play. Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson are almost always given high marks. Both Roosevelts, Wilson and Jackson were considered to be strong presidents and get high marks if you like what they did. Pierce, Buchanan and Harding are found near the bottom on most lists. Both of the Adamses , Hoover, Carter, Ford, and George H. W. Bush were voted out of office by the people and so must have lacked something. Not too surprisingly, recent presidents are often loved by some and hated by others.
worst case- often hyphenated- the Oil disaster was a Worst-Case scenario in the Gulf area!