Opinion of Jimmy Carter

[ElectionsGuy]

George Washington: 77.6% Approval
John Adams: 87.0% Approval
Thomas Jefferson: 70.4% Approval
James Madison: 81.0% Approval
James Monroe: 66.7% Approval
John Quincy Adams: 79.6% Approval
Andrew Jackson: 23.7% Approval
Martin Van Buren: 77.8% Approval
William Henry Harrison: 50.0% Approval
John Tyler: 23.3% Approval
James K. Polk: 64.3% Approval
Zachary Taylor: 80.0% Approval
Millard Fillmore: 12.5% Approval
Franklin Pierce: 16.1% Approval
James Buchanan: 6.3% Approval
Abraham Lincoln: 89.1% Approval
Andrew Johnson: 19.2% Approval
Ulysses S. Grant: 76.2% Approval
Rutherford B. Hayes: 35.3% Approval
James A. Garfield: 83.7% Approval
Chester A. Arthur: 80.8% Approval
Grover Cleveland: 54.8% Approval
Benjamin Harrison: 31.1% Approval
William McKinley: 44.7% Approval
Theodore Roosevelt: 67.7% Approval
William Howard Taft: 68.3% Approval
Woodrow Wilson: 38.9% Approval
Warren G. Harding: 31.1% Approval
Calvin Coolidge: 45.2% Approval
Herbert Hoover: 35.8% Approval
Franklin D. Roosevelt: 78.7% Approval
Harry S. Truman: 74.6% Approval
Dwight D. Eisenhower: 80.8% Approval
John F. Kennedy: 59.7% Approval
Lyndon B. Johnson: 50.5% Approval
Richard Nixon: 17.0% Approval
Gerald Ford: 73.4% Approval

39th President of the United States: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

The swamp rabbit was a FF.

[ElectionsGuy]

Since as a president he was a HP, I will vote HP. But I will say I admire him as a person.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The most honest man to have been President, which was also his downfall. FF.

[SWE]

FF, and the last president I can say that I approve of

[windjammer]

FF

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

HP

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

HP, miserable failure, 2nd worst president of the last 50 years.

[Gass3268]

FF

[Kushahontas]

FF

[WalterMitty]

horrible president and an even worse person.

im pretty sure bill clinton would agree with my assessment. 

[I Will Not Be Wrong]

FF.

[morgieb]

No, he wasn't a good President, but he was a rare good human being in office.

[Maxwell]

Lean FF.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

HP, would take him over his Democratic successors though. Plus, like RB, I'm a fan of his triple deregulation.

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

I don't like how he's always criticizing his successors. Every president since him had issues with Carter.

[AggregateDemand]

I have 99% percent of my body in neutral territory and 1 toe in FF land.

Inflation began to spiral out of control on day 1 of his presidency, but on balance he's a decent salt of the earth person with a respectable agenda. Genuine civil rights leader, unlike LBJ. Anti-death-penalty. Triple deregulation, particularly beer brewing deregulation. Energy hawk, and he led by example when it came to conservation.

If it weren't for inflation, and his status in the modern day as a sort of senile relic of the Keynesian era, I'd be more solidly in the FF category.

[Goldwater]

HP

[Simfan34]

Committed the greatest moral and geopolitical travesty of the past half-century, chiefly amongst many, many failings. HP.

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

I honestly can't call this man a bad president.

Are you living in some kind of opposite universe? He was a miserable failure. Besides Shrub, he's the worst president of the last 70 years.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

Committed the greatest moral and geopolitical travesty of the past half-century, chiefly amongst many, many failings. HP.

What are you talking about? Indonesia?

[AggregateDemand]

Are you living in some kind of opposite universe? He was a miserable failure. Besides Shrub, he's the worst president of the last 70 years.

The outcome of his presidency was awful, but his policies are not easily connected with the economic tribulation that ensued during stagflation. Same can be said of W Bush.

[MATTROSE94]

Overall FF, though he was not that effective as President.

[Lief 🗽]

Committed the greatest moral and geopolitical travesty of the past half-century, chiefly amongst many, many failings. HP.

What are you talking about? Indonesia?

Probably not supporting the Shah enough.

[Indy Texas]

I have 99% percent of my body in neutral territory and 1 toe in FF land.

Inflation began to spiral out of control on day 1 of his presidency, but on balance he's a decent salt of the earth person with a respectable agenda. Genuine civil rights leader, unlike LBJ. Anti-death-penalty. Triple deregulation, particularly beer brewing deregulation. Energy hawk, and he led by example when it came to conservation.

If it weren't for inflation, and his status in the modern day as a sort of senile relic of the Keynesian era, I'd be more solidly in the FF category.

Inflation started becoming a problem in the final years of Nixon's presidency. You've never heard of the "Whip Inflation Now" buttons Gerald Ford used to pass out?