Ranking U.S. Presidents From Most to Least Liked by the Public

Many historians revere Lyndon Johnson for his determination to achieve equal justice for every American. He stands out as a president deeply committed to civil rights. Ascending to the presidency following JFK’s tragic death, Johnson was instrumental in passing the seminal Civil Rights Act.

He championed the ‘Great Society,’ a visionary agenda that gave birth to Medicare, bolstered educational support, and launched initiatives to combat poverty, striving to ensure society’s accomplishments mirrored its aspirations.