Table:
text: Historical rankings of Presidents of the United States
Siena College Research Institute survey
Siena College Research Institute survey
Seq_ Name_ Background Party_Leadership Communication_Ability Relations_with_Congress Court_Appointments Handling_of_Economy Luck Ability_to_Compromise Willing_to_take_Risks Executive_Appointments Overall_Ability Imagination Domestic_Accomplishments Integrity Executive_Ability Foreign_Policy_Accomplishments Leadership_Ability Intelligence Avoid_Crucial_Mistakes Experts_View Overall
36 Lyndon B. Johnson 15 3 16 1 5 10 28 9 12 12 9 12 5 34 12 43 15 21 37 16 16
37 Richard Nixon 18 20 26 36 38 25 34 33 14 37 22 19 24 43 24 11 29 16 43 37 30
38 Gerald Ford 27 25 35 17 22 36 31 17 35 23 31 33 30 15 32 27 30 34 26 25 28
39 Jimmy Carter 31 39 27 39 20 40 38 31 25 21 29 21 29 7 36 29 35 13 36 30 32
40 Ronald Reagan 34 5 5 7 31 21 3 14 11 31 19 18 23 26 20 13 8 36 13 17 18

Question: How do the pundits view the historical ranking of United States Presidents when 25 in the Siena College Research Institute poll are willing to take risks?