Andrew Jackson's stock is falling. New Deal historians loved Jackson, which makes sense in the same way that it makes sense that they loved Woodrow Wilson. As the Democratic Party moved away from its traditional defense of bigotry, however, loving Wilson and Jackson has become far more problematic for newer generations of historians. Jackson used to be a great president, finishing comfortably in the top ten in these sorts of surveys ; Siena College now has him in the next tier down, at #14, which is consistent with where others have placed him recently. In Siena's categories, Jackson scores very high on Leadership (#5), Party Leadership (#2), and Executive Ability (#6); he's at the low end on Ability to Compromise (#38), the economy (#28), and low on Integrity and Intelligence (#23, on each). Lyndon Johnson has settled in more or less in the same area. He's 16th in Siena's survey;.in the fourteen such surveys in wikipedia's entry, he's as high as 10t...
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