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Background

For objectivity, this question will be judged by Biden's Trump's approval rating after his 1st term, compared to that all prior presidents' since 1945. So, you must focus on the Trumps full four year term.

As always, please read the judgement rule § carefully before doing your trade or posting your argument.

Here is Trump's latest weekly approval rating according to Gallup Link: http://news.gallup.com/poll/203207/trump-job-approval-weekly.aspx and here is a composite approval rating as combined by FiveThirtyEight Link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/ .

Indicator of Presidential Quality

FivethirtyEight, Nate Silver (Agreed Judgement Source)

Nate Silver modelled a combined presidential approval rating Link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/ from several research institutes, intending to eliminate partisan bias.

Source: 538

Link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/?cid=rrpromo Biden's  Link: https://www.prediki.com/questions/Will-Donald-Trump-be-a-good-President-and-why/ Since the Prediki community voted 93% for a judgement rule change from Gallup to a combined source, Trump's 

• Very good: 58,8% or more
• Good: 57.2% 54.7% to 58.7%
• Average: 51.5% to 57.1%
• Bad: 42.2% to 51.4%
• Very bad: 42.1% or less

Sources

51.8% to 54.6%
• Bad: 50.2% to 51.7%
• Very bad: 50.1% or less

Gallup (obsolete judgment source)

The most accessible indicator of a presidential standing for the 12 U.S. presidents since 1953 is Gallup's bi-weekly approval/disapproval survey. [1] The table below shows the last approval rating for each president at the end of his first term (for Lyndon Johnson after 1400 days in office).

Table: Presidential Approval Score At the End of Their First Term (Sorted)

Rank	President	Start	Gallup 1st Term	Final Approval	Full presidency average
1	Dwight Eisenhower	1953	79	59	70
2	Ronald Reagan	1981	62	57	50
3	Richard Nixon	1969	59	24	56
4	John Kennedy	1961	58	58	70
5	Bill Clinton	1993	58	65	50
6	Harry Truman	1945	57	32	56
7	George W. Bush	2001	53	29	62
8	Gerald Ford	1974	53	53	47
9	Barack Obama	2009	51	59	48
10	George H.W. Bush	1989	49	49	61
11	Lyndon Johnson	1963	41	43	74
12	Jimmy Carter	1977	31	34	46

Source: Gallup Link: https://news.gallup.com/interactives/185273/r.aspx

The re-election campaign gives most incumbent presidents some uplift around the end of the first term. Gallup's time series chart is recommended reading to understand these dynamics. [2]

According to the data above, the following Gallup approval ratings were the original source:

• Very good: 58% or more
• Good: 57%
• Average: 54 to 56%
• Bad: 50 to 53%
• Very bad: 49% or less

Chart

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External sources

1. Gallup: Presidential Approval Ratings
2. Gallup: Presidential Job Approval Center
3. 538: How popular FiveThirtyEight: How (un)popular  is Donald Trump? Link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/?cid=rrpromo Link: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/