5 Worst U.S. Presidents

m7online Published 02/26/2015

Not all U.S. presidents are missed once they leave the White House.

1.
Ronald Reagan Reagan cut taxes for the wealthy, he began raising taxes on the middle and lower class. Corporations started to ship more jobs out of the United States while hiring cheap foreign labor in order to make a bigger profit. While corporations made billions, Americans across the country lost their jobs. As 1982 came to a close, unemployment was nearly 11%. Unemployment began to drop as the years went on, but the jobs that were created were low paying and barely helped people make ends meet. The middle and lower class had their wages nearly frozen as the top earners saw dramatic increases in salary.
2.
Herbert Hoover Hoover was known as a poor communicator who fueled trade wars and exacerbated the Depression.
3.
George W. Bush The son of a former president, George W. Bush's legacy will be forever haunted by a series of public speaking gaffes and costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
4.
Ulysses S. Grant Serving right after Andrew Johnson, he presided over an outbreak of graft and corruption,
5.
Richard Nixon Though politically gifted, he will forever be associated with the Watergate scandal and his resignation.

1.
Ronald Reagan Reagan cut taxes for the wealthy, he began raising taxes on the middle and lower class. Corporations started to ship more jobs out of the United States while hiring cheap foreign labor in order to make a bigger profit. While corporations made billions, Americans across the country lost their jobs. As 1982 came to a close, unemployment was nearly 11%. Unemployment began to drop as the years went on, but the jobs that were created were low paying and barely helped people make ends meet. The middle and lower class had their wages nearly frozen as the top earners saw dramatic increases in salary.
2.
Herbert Hoover Hoover was known as a poor communicator who fueled trade wars and exacerbated the Depression.
3.
George W. Bush The son of a former president, George W. Bush's legacy will be forever haunted by a series of public speaking gaffes and costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
4.
Ulysses S. Grant Serving right after Andrew Johnson, he presided over an outbreak of graft and corruption,
5.
Richard Nixon Though politically gifted, he will forever be associated with the Watergate scandal and his resignation.

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