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if you have the time, um, fill me in on what would be “too far” for you, that he hasn't done yet ...
Coopting and corrupting the DOJ in an effort to take down your chief political opponent during a presidential campaign.
Or, conspiring with the Russians to create a falsified smear "dossier" which is "leaked" to the press as "intelligence information" and to the FBI/DOJ in an effort to affect the outcome of a presidential election.
The Republicans surveyed ranked him #40 out of 44. He beat out James Buchanan (who sat on his hands as states seceded from the Union), William Henry Harrison (who died of pneumonia a month after giving a long inaugural speech in the freezing rain), Franklin Pierce (who like Buchanan was in the tank for the Southern slaveowners) and Andrew Johnson (who was impeached and remained in office by 1 vote in the Senate).
Winning!
Again -- the entire thing is ridiculous!
He's only been in office for one year, you can't even compare him to presidents who served 1 or more full terms. And if you were comparing him, you can't put him near the bottom, the economy and the stock market are doing too well. So that leads me to believe it's nothing more than a sour grapes hatchet job by the establishment.
It just means that academics have a pronounced bias to the Left, and their bias precludes objectivity. You can be a Republican and a Leftist, like George Bush for instance.
No, it means you don't like what you are reading, so you dismiss it.
Trump’s first year was seen as a catastrophe by both Democrats and Republicans in the field of political science. Marked by a nonstop stream of scandals, as well as record-low approval ratings, it was so bad that a survey of scholars has already ranked Trump as the worst president ever.
Interestingly, President Obama moved up 10 spots since 2014, from number 18 to number 8.
A preschooler could come up with the same findings. He is terrible.
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