But Jimmy "Peanuts" Carter will die a happy man.

'Biden will leave office as the 'worst president' in modern history,
according to voters in devastating poll
J.L. Partners polled 1006 registered voters for their views on Joe Biden
Respondents were asked to rank nine recent presidents from best to
worst'

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'Voters have delivered a devastating verdict on Joe Biden's time in
office, branding him the worst president in almost 50 years.

An exclusive Daily Mail poll found Biden was less impressive than Jimmy
Carter, who was voted out after a single term after presiding over
double-digit inflation and a botched effort to rescue American hostages
in Iran.

The poll result also makes him worse in voters' minds than Richard
Nixon, who forced to resign rather than face impeachment over the
devastating Watergate scandal.

Yet when 1006 registered voters were asked to rank the last nine
presidents in order, from best to worst, Biden came at the very bottom
of the table, making him the worst in 47 years.

Some 44 percent placed him as one of the worst two, while only 14
percent placed him in the top two, giving him a net score of 30 points
underwater.

That was worse than Nixon, who came out with negative 25, and Donald
Trump, with negative 15.

James Johnson, cofounder of J.L. Partners which conducted the poll,
called it a 'diabolical' result for Biden.'

'Voters deliver a devastating verdict on Joe Biden 's time in office,
branding him the worst president in recent memory in our exclusive
poll.'

''There's always a recency bias and as Joe Biden is the incumbent, he
starts off at a disadvantage there,' he said.

'But regardless of that, these numbers are worse than I expected.

'Voters have obviously looked at his age, general conduct in office, his
botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, the situation at the southern
border, and decided that, in their view, it qualifies him to be the
worst president in modern history.

'And that's the position in which he leaves office. From the man who
beat Trump to the man who let him back in, and who voters feel has been
fundamentally a bad president.'

Biden, 82, leaves office on January 20 next year.

He abandoned his reelection run in July as he languished far behind
Trump in polls and as his own allies demanded he step aside.

Senior Democrats blame him for handing the election to the Republican
and not giving Vice President Kamala Harris enough to time to mount an
effective campaign.

He attracted further ire during the past week when he announced he was
issuing a broad pardon to his son Hunter, convicted of gun and tax
charges, reversing promises that he would do no such thing.

Our poll found that more than half of American voters believed he was
wrong to pardon his son. And it sent Biden's historically low approval
rating dropping another four points, to 37 percent. '

'And he appeared to doze off during a meeting of African leaders this
week while he was in Angola.

That all leaves him rock bottom in our table of presidents.

Ronald Reagan, remembered as the leader who won the Cold War and whose
economic policies reduced inflation and created jobs, comes out top,
followed by Barack Obama, the nation's first African-American president.

Bill Clinton comes third, suggesting that Biden cannot blame his lowly
position on anti-Democrat bias.

Nixon, who left office under the cloud of Watergate, is second to
bottom. Yet 'Tricky Dicky' , who stepped down after it became known that
he was involved in covering up a break-in by members of a group linked
to his re-election campaign, as they sought to bug the offices of
opponents, is still more popular than Biden.'