When the only people left who like you are White Supremacists, you may want to get ready to see your name at the very bottom of the list. Dotard Trump, what a clown he is proving himself to be.
For me, in my lifetime with presidents I have personally experienced, I would say Eisenhower was the best, Carter the worst. Although I really liked Jimmy and voted for him twice. But hind sight gives me a different perspective. I'm not about to try to rate Trump at this point, less than a year into his presidency. He does have the lowest average approval rating of any president for his first 8 months in office. But what exactly does that mean? Truman left office with a 32% approval rating, now he is rated as a near great president. Just below Washington, Lincoln and FDR. In fact, Truman at one point in 1951 had an approval rating of just 22% and finished with an average of 45% for his presidency. Here's the list excluding Trump which is still in office.
Obama Highest 69% Lowest 38% Average 47.9%
Bush (G.W.) Highest 90% Lowest 25% Average 49.4%
Clinton Highest 73% Lowest 37% Average 55.1%
Bush (G.H.W.) Highest 89% Lowest 29% Average 60.9%
Reagan Highest 68% lowest 35% Average 52.8%
Carter Highest 75% Lowest 28% Average 45.5%
Ford Highest 71% Lowest 37% Average 47.2%
Nixon Highest 67% Lowest 24% Average 49.1%
Johnson Highest 79% Lowest 35% Average 55.1%
Kennedy Highest 83% Lowest 56% Average 70.1%
Eisenhower Highest 79% Lowest 48% Average 65.0%
Truman Highest 87% Lowest 22% Average 45.4%
Roosevelt Highest 84% Lowest 48% No average available as approval ratings began in 1937 and FDR took office in March of 1933.
Historians will tell you that it takes at least 20 years after a president leaves office before they can give that president a fairly accurate rating. That give it time for the partisan effect to die down and for Historians to view how a president's policies effected this nation after he is gone.
Public opinion reflects how a president is seen today while in office which changes constantly.
