Answer:
Ford was seen as an honest and reliable
Explanation:
Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr. was the 38th President of America who took on the office on 9th August 1974. He was the first president in American History to be appointed as a president without elections. He succeeded the Presidency of Richard Nixon, who left the office after being disgraced for the Watergate Scandal.
Ford was a Vice-President in the presidentship of Nixon and by serving for 25 years in the White House earned the reputation of being honest and reliable in contrast to Nixon. <u>After coming into the presidency, Ford revived the lost trust of Americans on the government and laws</u>.
So, the answer is that he was thought to be loyal, honest, and reliable.
