Americans across the country are summarizing what they see President BidenIt will be his legacy as he prepares to leave office in a few days.
Fox News Digital They spoke to citizens across the country about how they thought a one-term president would be remembered, and their opinions were largely mixed. However, even some Biden fans who enjoyed his time in the Oval Office acknowledged that history probably won't be so kind to the 46th president.
“I'm so sad for Joe Biden,” Bryan, a Maryland resident, said during his visit to Washington, D.C., last week. “He served his country well for nearly fifty years, but his legacy — perhaps it will be rehabilitated through the history books — but unfortunately, his legacy will be difficult because a lot of his legacy is the withdrawal from Afghanistan.”
“But they made mistakes and people died,” he added.
Americans across the country are judging President Biden's legacy before he exits the White House. (Background photo – Chip Somodevilla/Staff)
When Michigan's Gina was asked what she thought Biden would be remembered for most, she gave Fox News Digital four words: “Corruption, DEI, wake up too.”
Gina's friend, Monell, joined in, saying: “I think they've gone too far. I think they're pushing agendas for things that don't matter. We're helping Ukraine with money, we don't care about it.” American citizens first.”
Jennifer, who resides in Houston, said Biden's age will stand out in the history books. “People make fun of it, and it was just — I don't know, I feel like he was a little too old to handle that much… It's a lot to take care of. Not the best, in my opinion.” She said.
“Oh my God, open the borders,” said one California resident visiting Texas when asked about Biden's legacy. “I don't like what they did to our border.” The unknown man added that A “legal war” against President-elect Donald Trump His allies have also been a key part of Biden's legacy.
“They used the Department of Justice and the FBI to silence people,” he added.
When asked what she remembers most about Biden, Michigan's Johnna replied: “He's bad!”
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“There's not much to remember” from Biden's time in office, Ruddy declared in Houston. “Not much has been done. Looks like they have a doll over there.”
A resident of Washington, D.C., named Erin, described Biden's time in office, saying: “I can't say it was amazing.”
More than half of Americans say Biden will be remembered as below average or one of the worst presidents in the country's history, according to a new report. National poll By Marist. The poll, released Wednesday, showed that more than a third of adults across the country said Biden would be remembered as one of the worst presidents in American history, while another 19% said he would be considered a below-average president.
28% of respondents indicated that Biden's legacy would be considered average, while 19% said he would be viewed as above average or one of the best presidents in the country's history.
A poll conducted by USA Today in cooperation with Suffolk University on Tuesday revealed that 44% of voters across the country said that history will evaluate Biden as a failed president, while another 27% said that he will be judged as a fair president.
A Gallup poll published on January 8 found that 54% of Americans say so Biden will be remembered Either “below average” (37%) or “poor” (17%). Meanwhile, 19% are confident he will have a positive legacy, with 6% saying he was 'outstanding' and 13% saying he was 'above average'.
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A new Gallup poll shows that 54% of Americans say Biden will be remembered as either “below average” or “poor” as president. (President Biden/Twitter)
Fox News Digital also spoke with several Americans who expressed happiness with Biden's legacy. Pope, a Californian who was visiting D.C., described Biden's legacy as “great.” He described Biden as a “great human being, a great humanitarian” and a “great person,” adding that the 46th president “tried to do his best for the country.”
“I think his heart was always in the right place, and I think he's an advocate for the middle class,” Greg, of Houston, said.
“I think overall I was happy with his job,” said Matt from Virginia. He said the president could have handled the border better, but said, “Overall, I was happy with the way he ran the country.”
He added: “I love him as a person, and I wish him good luck.”
Michigan's Chrissy praised Biden, saying: “He accepted Covid seriouslyHe really kept us safe and kind of took control — with facts and mature guidance, and took us to a good place.”
Nathan, another Michigan resident, described Biden's legacy as “equality.” “There is no judgment and no difficulties,” he said, adding that Biden’s term was characterized by “America coming together.”
Madeleine of Houston praised the president for withdrawing from Afghanistan, saying, “Knowing that he got us out of that — even for better or worse, I'm glad he did.”
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Fox News Digital's Anders Hagestron and Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
