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I did overrated, so I guess it's time to talk about underrated presidents in the new Siena College survey experts. Once again, I'll just by looking at the other similar surveys.  Who does worse by Siena than they do elsewhere? Start with Ronald Reagan, who Siena has at #18 (he was at 17 last time around for them, in 2002)..  Reagan's been doing a bit better than that in other surveys...he's been around 10th in most of these things over the last fifteen years.  Siena has William McKinley at #21, about half a dozen spots lower than the other surveys.  Neither Siena nor last year's CSPAN survey like Rutherford Hayes very much (#31 and #33); Hayes usually comes in mid-20s.  That one seems like the flip side of moving Grant up, no?  And Siena is down on Benjamin Harrison, placing him at #34 while most others have him at or above #30.  Who do I think is underrated?  Well, I've already said that I think putting Washington at #4 is awful -- comparisons ar...

I did overrated, so I guess it's time to talk about underrated presidents in the new Siena College survey experts. Once again, I'll just by looking at the other similar surveys.  Who does worse by Siena than they do elsewhere? Start with Ronald Reagan, who Siena has at #18 (he was at 17 last time around for them, in 2002)..  Reagan's been doing a bit better than that in other surveys...he's been around 10th in most of these things over the last fifteen years.  Siena has William McKinley at #21, about half a dozen spots lower than the other surveys.  Neither Siena nor last year's CSPAN survey like Rutherford Hayes very much (#31 and #33); Hayes usually comes in mid-20s.  That one seems like the flip side of moving Grant up, no?  And Siena is down on Benjamin Harrison, placing him at #34 while most others have him at or above #30.  Who do I think is underrated?  Well, I've already said that I think putting Washington at #4 is awful -- comparisons ar...