Queen of England vs. US presidents.

America’s historians, it seems, don’t think much of George W. Bush.

Now in all fairness, historians should wait a while before passing judgment on a president’s who served recently, much less one still in office. But the current incumbent is a special case. After all, 81 percent of Americans, according to a recent New York Times poll, believe he’s taken the country on the wrong track. That’s the highest number ever registered. The same poll also says 28 percent have a favorable view of his performance in office.

But, as George Mason University’s History News Network reports, the historians have a different measure. They want to stack him up against his thirty-three predecessors as the nation’s chief executive. Among historians, there is no doubt into which echelon he falls-his competitors are Millard Fillmore, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, and Franklin Pierce, the worst of the presidential worst. But does Bush actually come in dead last?

Yes. History News Network’s poll of 109 historians found that 61 percent of them rank Bush as “worst ever” among U.S. presidents. Bush’s key competition comes from Buchanan, apparently, and a further 2 percent of the sample puts Bush right behind Buchanan as runner-up for “worst ever.” 96 percent of the respondents place the Bush presidency in the bottom tier of American presidencies. And was his presidency (it’s a bit wishful to speak of his presidency in the past tense-after all there are several more months left to go) a success or failure? On that score the numbers are still more resounding: 98 percent label it a “failure.”

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Classical Popeye.

- I call for all nations, do anything they can to stop these terrorist killers. Thank you. Now watch this drive!!!

- And I believe, what I believe is right!!! (this is like batterfly effect!)

I’m not sure, he is the stupidiest man on planet. Maybe he is the smarter one, who manage to fool the Americans to vote for him and elect him (hmm) president twice and now he is retiring wealthy, easy-going (as always), to continue having fun outside the White House with people who are going to pay him a lot of money just to hear his stupid speaks anywhere he is invited to speak!

- It will take time to restore chaos