Is it true that George W Bush the worst president in our history?

Answer 1

YES!

Answer 2

Oh now, now! I don't think so. Give him the benefit of the doubt.
Besides, nobody is perfect.
Why, as we speak, our unflappable President and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown are at Camp David, establishing a rapport. President Bush said he's not a fan of rap, but added, "we can always use another port". He also said, "if we manage to get this port established in the next two days, it will surely be a record". Daddy DC would be so proud.
I'm sure the comedians are grateful for all the material he provides. He's certainly not the most boring president in our history.

Answer 3

i know a bit about presidential history. he's definitely will go down in history as one of the worst. Andrew Johnson was really awful and Hoover was dreadul and Nixon got caught but G. W. Bush could potentially go down as one of the worst particularly when he leaves office and a lot of additional information will come out about how incompetent he really was.

Answer 4

Some of Jimmy's greatest Hits, oh there is more

Highest Inflation in U.S. History
Energy Crisis
Failed Middle East Policy

Also,

Remember that Time when Carter wa president and he allowed CASTRO to empty out his jail and send them all over to us.

Remember that time when carter was president and Iran held U.S. TROOPS, AND Diplomats hostage for over 400 days.

The Iran hostage crisis was a diplomatic crisis that lasted from November 4, 1979 until January 20, 1981. Members of the Muslim Student Followers of the Imam's Line, a group of militant university students who were supported by the new Islamic regime, held 63 diplomats and three additional U.S. citizens hostage inside the American diplomatic mission in Tehran, Iran.
The crisis reached its conclusion with the signing of the Algiers Accords. On January 20, 1981, the hostages were formally released into United States custody after spending 444 days in captivity. The release took place just minutes after Ronald Reagan was officially sworn in as president

Answer 5

Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon, Lyndon Johnson. Bush has some stiff competition for the title.

Answer 6

It remains to be seen. History will judge his actions and people will argue the point for decades. I doubt that he'll be as dishonest as Nixon, nor as promiscuous as Clinton, but then neither of those presidents launched an ill-conceived war costing tens of thousands of lives.
Vietnam was a debacle that originated as far back as WWII and progressed through several presidential administrations so I don't believe that one president is totally to blame.
(Not that that is any comfort to the families and veterans whose lives were ruined or worse.)

All that said I vote for Bush as worst US president.

Answer 7

He will go down in American history as one of the five worst behind Hoover, A. Johnson, Grant, Truman, and Carter. Just to clear things up, these are my choices of the worst in American history.

Answer 8

I'm not so sure if he's the worst...but he is sorta crummy...To be fair, Carter was handed a bad situation and he just didn't succeed...he tried and failed...he didn't cause the problem in the first place

Answer 9

I think history will be kind to President Bush...much kinder that it will be to Bill Clinton or John Kennedy....

he stood up at a time in our history when we needed someone strong to stand for us...

Mr. Bush is a victim of political polarization which is unique in our 200 + years....

Answer 10

oh gosh no!
i think cleveland has been pretty much known to be the worst president in our history...so obvioulsy you dont know much about history. lol.
people seem to hate carter a lot too..for good reason. lol..no..bush isnt the worst president.

Answer 11

No, Franklin Roosevelt, he allowed Pearl Harbor, and then gave the European theater to Eisenhower instead of PATTON, who would have also nipped Communism the bud!