U gotta get Reagan on there man it’s his fault we’re in this mess
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Anonymous71w
I would argue Andrew Jackson too. Reagan was terrible but maybe not bottom 5.
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Anonymous71w
I get Buchanan and Johnson but what did Harding do?
I don’t know enough about the guy, not even sure what time period he was
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Anonymous71w
Why Trump
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Anonymous71w
Not having Jackson, Biden, or Hoover on the list before putting Trump is crazy work
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Anonymous#171w
It was the early 1920s his presidency was plagued by scandals
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AnonymousOP71w
Wait is he the Teapot Dome guy?
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Anonymous#171w
Yea that was him, he basically filled all his govt positions with friends and family who engaged in fraud and embezzlement
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AnonymousOP71w
Makes perfect sense then, I understand the placement
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Anonymous#271w
Broke the peaceful transfer of power for the first time ever, engaged in nepotism similar to Harding, weakened American institutions, engaged with and empowered fringe groups
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Anonymous#371w
Believe it or not historians have given Jackson relatively high marks
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Anonymous#471w
Or Pierce
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Anonymous#471w
Pierce would be literally right above these guys, like the 5th. Hoover would be next to him at 6th. Jackson historically has gotten kinda high scores but he’s moving down as his legacy sours
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Anonymous#471w
Biden I’d put with Carter in the “below-average” tier
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AnonymousOP71w
Although you could argue his role in the Gaza events puts him lower combined with inflation during his term
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Anonymousjust_peachy_71w
I don’t know what to do with Reagan bc at the time he had major successes, it wasn’t til years later that most of his policies came back to bite us in the ass. Leftists can’t stand him, conservatives think he’s daddy.
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AnonymousOP71w
I think he’s biggest failure for the American people during his terms was not meeting the moment with the AIDS crisis
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Anonymousjust_peachy_71w
The core way to judge a president is their ability to meet the moment. I’d argue there were some moments he met well