Towards a Presidential Ranking
Towards a Presidential Ranking
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1. Which of the following should be considered when evaluating a president's ranking?
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Their experience, education, and life previous to their presidency
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Their experience, education, and life after their presidency0
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Their party leadership
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Their communication ability/Public persuasion
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Their relations with Congress
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Their appointments to the Supreme Court
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The economy during their presidency
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Their ability to make compromises
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Their risk-taking ability
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Their executive branch appointments
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Their ability to project a clear vison for the country/agenda setting
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Their domestic accomplishments
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Their personal integrity/moral authority
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Their foreign policy accomplishments/International relations
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Their leadership ability
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Their ability to avoid crucial mistakes
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Expert views on the president
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Overall, miscellaneous ability
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Their administrative/executive skills
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Their Constitutional Adherence
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Their avoidance of administrative misconduct (scandal avoidance)
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Pursuing equal justice for all.
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Popularity during their presidency
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Increase/decrease in Congress for their party
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Whether they won reelection or renomination
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Ability as commander-in-chief (avoiding "unnecessary wars" and handling of "necessary wars")
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How ideological they are (*Note: this would make the poll more biased)
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Their deficit spending
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Other (mention below)
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2. What do you think is the best way to rank a president?
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Weigh every category equally
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Weigh things unequally (elaborate below)
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