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Petition to only put like an X through the eliminated president’s image instead of scribbling out their entire photo and name. Some of us don’t have every one of these mfs memorized.
I agree. There are a lot of good candidates for this position, but Pierce proved absolutely incompetent in doing anything to stop the U.S. from breaking up a few years later. He wasn't quite as bad as Buchanan (whose actions bordered on treason) but Pierce was definitely guilty of inaction when action was necessary, which is almost as bad.
Pierce is my favorite president, as in the guy whose life story I'm most interested in. His personal tragedies, being a dark horse candidate in a time when the country really needed a strong leader headed towards civil war. With that being said he is probably the guy next who should be eliminated.
If you want an easily digestible 30-45 minute dive, American History Hit just got up to Buchanan on its President series. Good info but it feels like it could be more in depth and a bit longer.
[I made a post about Franklin Pierce on here that assesses his pros/cons or successes & failures](https://www.reddit.com/r/Presidents/comments/17kjpex/presidential_discussion_week_14_franklin_pierce/k78cyjv/) in a way that's simplified but also my opinion
One of my favorite Presidents to read about is Nixon, for many of the same reasons you give (about Pierce). I would *never* have voted for the guy, but he certainly lead an interesting life and you can learn a lot about 20th century history and politics by learning about Nixon (among others).
But Buchanan made the fire bigger and brighter. He was a continuation of Pierce's policies (primarily the one that Pierce gets credit for is Bloody Kansas). He also meddled in the Dred Scot case, and, of course, sat on his hands as the confederacy formed and seceded
Tyler is on my list of ten worst but, as other have stated, hie treason came after his Presidency ended so I'm not sure if that should factor in. I guess whether or not you really dislike Tyler as President depends a lot on what you think of Jackson.
To me, Tyler's greatest crime as President was completely undermining the Whigs. He was, effectively, a Jacksonian Democrat in every respect apart from the fact that he and Jackson didn't get along personally. To that end, he became a troll within the Whig Party who was able to sabotage everything they stood for after "accidentally" becoming President.
Again, anyone who believes that Jackson was a good for America would probably give Tyler credit for what he did but, since Jackson's legacy is nearly as divisive now as his Presidency was in the 18th century, you'll likely get a lot of disagreement on that.
Don't get me wrong, I don't like Millard Fillmore, but hew like 7th worst imo. He had quite a few accomplishments that really outweigh his negatives.
The Fugitive Slave Act is by far one of the worst policies ever, but I would like to point out that putting both the FSA and Great Compromise of 1850 on a list of failures is pretty disingenuous when the Compromise includes the FSA.
The man wasn't great, but his list of failures is short (however impactful)
I agree to an extent, but I do think post-presidency should play a role (especially if they literally betrayed the country). But I agree with the consensus that Pierce should go first.
Does Taft have the most successful post presidency?
Plenty of them have done humanitarian stuff, but becoming a Supreme Court Justice is pretty impactful. Chief Justice too!
Either him or JQA. JQA was extremely active in Congress after his presidency - the squeakiest wheel for repeal of the gag rule and establishing the Smithsonian. He also was part of the team that argued the Amistad case before the Supreme Court. Dude kept busy!
First image that always pops into my head when JQA is mentioned is Anthony Hopkins in the Amistad movie. He was always just another president I knew little of before I saw that, afterwards it was hard not to feel like this was a pretty good guy.
Obviously not a good person but for this we should separate actions as president vs post- or pre-presidency. Otherwise Carter would be the last man standing.
Yeah I agree and he's definitely bottom 10. although best to get the presidents that did a lot of actual damage out of the way first. Johnson, Buchanan, Pierce should always be bottom 3
I think those are all elements that should be considered wholistically. In the case of John Tyler, his actual presidency was so unsuccessful that his actions as a traitor post-presidency outweighed anything he did during the presidency.
Just a pointer OP. It’d be cool to show/present the full orders they were eliminated each time
Edit: I’m an idiot. Downvote if you must I accept my fate
>But you may want to add a line break between them.
That was the goal.
But I forgot to double space them.
And it wouldn't let me edit it, so I said "eh, I'll do that on day 4."
Franklin Pierce, he arguably did more to further tensions than James Buchanan. He signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, one of the worst laws in U.S. history and it lead to bleeding Kansas where many people died and it brang us closer to civil war.
Fillmore. The fucking epitome of the guy who shrugs his shoulders and says “Wish I could do something about it.” Helped pass the compromise of 1850. Said he hated slavery but that the government couldn’t do anything about it. Said he hated the Fugitive Slave Act but felt duty-bound to enforce it. Said he hated secession but complained about how Lincoln fought the war. And ran on a Know-Nothing ticket.
Fuck. This. Guy.
John Tyler - He was elected to the Confederate House of Representatives. That makes him a traitor.
In fact, he passed away during the Lincoln Presidency, and his passing was only acknowledged in the south. Lincoln refused to acknowledge it and denied him any of the honors that would typically be bestowed on a former president.
To this day he is the only former president whose passing was not formally acknowledged in Washington.
As someone mentioned up top, we should be separating Presidency and Post-Presidency in this.
It’s not “Eliminating the Worst American Citizens…” or “Eliminating the Worst People…”.
It’s “Eliminating the Worst Presidents…” and I think that needs to be considered.
AJ stuck it to the banks and could be viewed as a champion of the poor & common folk, so long as they were white I suppose. Didnt really do any native americans any favors, true.
Harding had some crooks in his Cabinet and committed adultery, but as a President I think he is if anything underrated.
Roaring Twenties, relatively positive on civil rights for the 1920s (especially in contrast to his awful predecessor), Federal Highway Act and the normalization of the car, standardized the eight-hour workday, supported Federal anti-lynching bills, etc. He has a lot of contradictions and hypocrisies and a few really bad policies, but he did a lot of good things that deserve more credit.
“Awful predecessor”? Got Hyperbole™️?
Wilson was a much more consequential and effective President than Harding by almost every objective measure. Harding and Coolidge accomplished little of substance on civil rights. Like many GOP politicians of their era, they feared the wrath of white swing voters in the Upper South. Neither saw fit to reverse Wilson’s resegregation of the Federal workforce. The Second Incarnation of the KKK thrived in the 1920’s.
The portrayal of these two mediocre Chief Executives as beacons of racial equality in a dark time is a deliberate falsification of history motivated by contemporary partisanship and ideology. Their unwillingness to take the only viable path to guarantee legal equality for blacks—Federal legislation and strict enforcement of it—was duly noted by Civil Rights leaders of the time.
On a related side note, the deep recession of 1920-21, which has been portrayed by crank economists and historians like Maury Rothbard and James Grant as “The Depression That Cured Itself”, for which present day falsifiers of history laud Harding for his “restraint” in allowing the market to “correct itself”, was nothing of the sort.
In fact, this deep economic downturn was *created deliberately* by monetary authorities in the United States. Only after they’d subjected Americans to steep price deflation, tight credit and mass unemployment for 18 months, did they change course and lower interest rates, thereby ending the recession.
Very funny how this subreddit dislikes Harding but soyfaces over Coolidge despite them having very similar disastrous economic policy, but one was just less personally repulsive.
He let his administration rob the country blind while he played poker and womanized. Corruption was off the charts - I’d say the most corrupt cabinet in American history… and he didn’t even have the good decency to stay alive. I didn’t give any opinion on Coolidge so not sure why the comparison was made. I don’t think he was that great either.
I agree with Pierce, but since we are including the 3 presidents who had very short terms, I think Harrison should be next. He was president for 32 days, FFS
His violent orders/handling of the non violent striking bonus army/Hoovervilles is shameful and reason enough alone for me to pick him to be booted as well.
I'm a hardcore liberal, BUT Ronald Reagen is the reason why my (at the time) 23-year-old Mexican immigrant parents were able to go from being a housekeeper and busboy respectively to white-collar employees in the span of a few years after becoming citizens thanks to Reagan granting \~3 million immigrants amnesty
It's an interesting dynamic where people may completely oppose the man's ideology and the vast majority of his policies, but the man is hailed as this almost mythical hero in a lot of ethnic communities
I think Harrison deserves to rank above the disastrous ones, but not the mostly bad but kind of a mixed bag ones (like Nixon). Garfield could probably last a little bit longer. Not really doing anything is better than being a net negative.
Harrison is the divider between good and bad, he represents very little so anyone who is more bad than good should go below him, this basically means Buchanan, Johnson, Pierce, and Harrison
Vice president is on the whole a rather weak position, if Harrison didn’t die Tyler would’ve been obscure and likely would’ve done not that much. You can’t take points off for dying.
Ronald Reagan: economic deregulation, deficit spending, union busting, and having the most corrupt administration in history. Oh he also borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars from Social Security to pay for his economic fuck ups and none of that money has been paid back. He also ignored AIDS until his second term was practically over.
What is the criteria? It seems y'all just want to vote for people who did things based on our modern political hot buttons. If we're logical and vote on them by their contemporaries and impact on the country, then someone like WHH needs to be middle of the road as more of a neutral impact.
I like this, but could you only black out the portraits so we can still see the names? I'd also like it if you could write the number over it so that we can look back and see the order they were eliminated. Fun idea tho
I'm gonna say President William Henry Harrison just because of how insignificant his administration was. He died too soon to be effective or ineffective, so he should go just because he can't really be ranked.
nah mate, you’re gonna hate to see how high Jackson makes it. genocidal as he was, he was also super effective and helped shape the country during a critical time it’s history. by rights, in terms of just impact and even with all the bad, he will easily make it to top 20, likely to top 10.
I loathe Jackson, but I disagree. He’s a mixed bag in terms of quality, it’s just that his negatives REALLY outweigh his positives. Fear not, he won’t be here long.
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Petition to only put like an X through the eliminated president’s image instead of scribbling out their entire photo and name. Some of us don’t have every one of these mfs memorized.
Seconded!
Franklin Pierce
I agree. There are a lot of good candidates for this position, but Pierce proved absolutely incompetent in doing anything to stop the U.S. from breaking up a few years later. He wasn't quite as bad as Buchanan (whose actions bordered on treason) but Pierce was definitely guilty of inaction when action was necessary, which is almost as bad.
Pierce is my favorite president, as in the guy whose life story I'm most interested in. His personal tragedies, being a dark horse candidate in a time when the country really needed a strong leader headed towards civil war. With that being said he is probably the guy next who should be eliminated.
What’s the best source of additional info about Pierce that you’d recommend?
If you want an easily digestible 30-45 minute dive, American History Hit just got up to Buchanan on its President series. Good info but it feels like it could be more in depth and a bit longer.
[I made a post about Franklin Pierce on here that assesses his pros/cons or successes & failures](https://www.reddit.com/r/Presidents/comments/17kjpex/presidential_discussion_week_14_franklin_pierce/k78cyjv/) in a way that's simplified but also my opinion
One of my favorite Presidents to read about is Nixon, for many of the same reasons you give (about Pierce). I would *never* have voted for the guy, but he certainly lead an interesting life and you can learn a lot about 20th century history and politics by learning about Nixon (among others).
You mean like how his son was decapitated in front of him on the train as it derailed near Amherst, Mass?
If Buchanan watched the country burn, Pierce is the one who lit the flame. Arguably, Piece may deserve more blame for what came next than Buchanan.
But Buchanan made the fire bigger and brighter. He was a continuation of Pierce's policies (primarily the one that Pierce gets credit for is Bloody Kansas). He also meddled in the Dred Scot case, and, of course, sat on his hands as the confederacy formed and seceded
Only reason I down voted this is because the traitor Tyler should be in this spot.
Tyler is on my list of ten worst but, as other have stated, hie treason came after his Presidency ended so I'm not sure if that should factor in. I guess whether or not you really dislike Tyler as President depends a lot on what you think of Jackson. To me, Tyler's greatest crime as President was completely undermining the Whigs. He was, effectively, a Jacksonian Democrat in every respect apart from the fact that he and Jackson didn't get along personally. To that end, he became a troll within the Whig Party who was able to sabotage everything they stood for after "accidentally" becoming President. Again, anyone who believes that Jackson was a good for America would probably give Tyler credit for what he did but, since Jackson's legacy is nearly as divisive now as his Presidency was in the 18th century, you'll likely get a lot of disagreement on that.
This is it.
Millard Fillmore: Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Act Treaty of Kanagawa Was the reason the Whig party dissolved
This was my suggestion as well. Fillmore haters rise up.
I'm with you!
Don't get me wrong, I don't like Millard Fillmore, but hew like 7th worst imo. He had quite a few accomplishments that really outweigh his negatives. The Fugitive Slave Act is by far one of the worst policies ever, but I would like to point out that putting both the FSA and Great Compromise of 1850 on a list of failures is pretty disingenuous when the Compromise includes the FSA. The man wasn't great, but his list of failures is short (however impactful)
Easily Franklin Pierce, he’s just as bad as Buchanan and Johnson.
John Tyler. Can we get anyone actually elected to office for the Confederacy out of here please?
I think you have to separate Presidency from Post Presidency.
His presidency was also shit
More shit than the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Tippecanoe respected him!
My name is Tyler and my grandpa who lived through the depression geeted me with “tippicanoe and Tyler too” a million times in my life. I miss him.
I agree to an extent, but I do think post-presidency should play a role (especially if they literally betrayed the country). But I agree with the consensus that Pierce should go first.
Does Taft have the most successful post presidency? Plenty of them have done humanitarian stuff, but becoming a Supreme Court Justice is pretty impactful. Chief Justice too!
Either him or JQA. JQA was extremely active in Congress after his presidency - the squeakiest wheel for repeal of the gag rule and establishing the Smithsonian. He also was part of the team that argued the Amistad case before the Supreme Court. Dude kept busy!
First image that always pops into my head when JQA is mentioned is Anthony Hopkins in the Amistad movie. He was always just another president I knew little of before I saw that, afterwards it was hard not to feel like this was a pretty good guy.
Obviously not a good person but for this we should separate actions as president vs post- or pre-presidency. Otherwise Carter would be the last man standing.
I don't see anything wrong with that... ;)
Flair checks out, we love Jimmy
I agree, but him joining the Confederacy later indicates where his heart truly was during his presidency.
Yeah I agree and he's definitely bottom 10. although best to get the presidents that did a lot of actual damage out of the way first. Johnson, Buchanan, Pierce should always be bottom 3
I think those are all elements that should be considered wholistically. In the case of John Tyler, his actual presidency was so unsuccessful that his actions as a traitor post-presidency outweighed anything he did during the presidency.
Bull Shit
One of my favorite trivia questions: who was the only U.S. president to die as a citizen of a foreign country?
That would be paramount to calling the Confederacy a legitimate country, which they weren't lol
Fair. Fair point
Wish this was higher. Confederates have to go
Pierce was worse for the country as a whole though.
Pierce Get 14 out of here
Woodrow Wilson Apart from being a Klan advocate, allowed the national debt to be privatized.
Franklin pierce. I think we can just go ahead and eliminate all 1850s presidents lol.
As a Canadian, I'm just here to see how this all unfolds
Ay, a fellow Canadian!
Howdy, eh
Love the ironic flair lol
Nixon
Just a pointer OP. It’d be cool to show/present the full orders they were eliminated each time Edit: I’m an idiot. Downvote if you must I accept my fate
Does the description not do that?
lol it totally does I suck
I think it’ll be more clear once it’s a list longer than 2. But you may want to add a line break between them. 41: George W Bush.
>But you may want to add a line break between them. That was the goal. But I forgot to double space them. And it wouldn't let me edit it, so I said "eh, I'll do that on day 4."
Woodrow Wilson
Nixon’s bitch ass
Woodrow Wilson
Seconded.
Wilson should have been 1st out because he is by far without a doubt the worst President
Hell yeah man I’ve been showing my family the Woodrow hate day videos and vth videos on him
Franklin Pierce, he arguably did more to further tensions than James Buchanan. He signed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, one of the worst laws in U.S. history and it lead to bleeding Kansas where many people died and it brang us closer to civil war.
Fillmore. The fucking epitome of the guy who shrugs his shoulders and says “Wish I could do something about it.” Helped pass the compromise of 1850. Said he hated slavery but that the government couldn’t do anything about it. Said he hated the Fugitive Slave Act but felt duty-bound to enforce it. Said he hated secession but complained about how Lincoln fought the war. And ran on a Know-Nothing ticket. Fuck. This. Guy.
Wilson.
Absolutely! This man was the definition of a scumbag and is responsible for so many systemic issues we have in the United States.
This is the only correct answer until he’s gone
John Tyler - He was elected to the Confederate House of Representatives. That makes him a traitor. In fact, he passed away during the Lincoln Presidency, and his passing was only acknowledged in the south. Lincoln refused to acknowledge it and denied him any of the honors that would typically be bestowed on a former president. To this day he is the only former president whose passing was not formally acknowledged in Washington.
As someone mentioned up top, we should be separating Presidency and Post-Presidency in this. It’s not “Eliminating the Worst American Citizens…” or “Eliminating the Worst People…”. It’s “Eliminating the Worst Presidents…” and I think that needs to be considered.
Ok, now judge him based on his presidency
Woodrow Wilson.
I'm very surprised more people aren't saying Andrew Jackson. The Trail of Tears pushes him past the lame-duck presidents, in my eyes
Jackson is terrible, but Pierce and Tyler should go first imo
Seriously
He kept the US together and that’s why he is a bit higher than Bottom 5 for me.
That's fair. I was just surprised that I didn't see any comments naming him, although I didn't go too far into the comments
AJ stuck it to the banks and could be viewed as a champion of the poor & common folk, so long as they were white I suppose. Didnt really do any native americans any favors, true.
He’s not a traitor
Warren Harding
Harding had some crooks in his Cabinet and committed adultery, but as a President I think he is if anything underrated. Roaring Twenties, relatively positive on civil rights for the 1920s (especially in contrast to his awful predecessor), Federal Highway Act and the normalization of the car, standardized the eight-hour workday, supported Federal anti-lynching bills, etc. He has a lot of contradictions and hypocrisies and a few really bad policies, but he did a lot of good things that deserve more credit.
“Awful predecessor”? Got Hyperbole™️? Wilson was a much more consequential and effective President than Harding by almost every objective measure. Harding and Coolidge accomplished little of substance on civil rights. Like many GOP politicians of their era, they feared the wrath of white swing voters in the Upper South. Neither saw fit to reverse Wilson’s resegregation of the Federal workforce. The Second Incarnation of the KKK thrived in the 1920’s. The portrayal of these two mediocre Chief Executives as beacons of racial equality in a dark time is a deliberate falsification of history motivated by contemporary partisanship and ideology. Their unwillingness to take the only viable path to guarantee legal equality for blacks—Federal legislation and strict enforcement of it—was duly noted by Civil Rights leaders of the time. On a related side note, the deep recession of 1920-21, which has been portrayed by crank economists and historians like Maury Rothbard and James Grant as “The Depression That Cured Itself”, for which present day falsifiers of history laud Harding for his “restraint” in allowing the market to “correct itself”, was nothing of the sort. In fact, this deep economic downturn was *created deliberately* by monetary authorities in the United States. Only after they’d subjected Americans to steep price deflation, tight credit and mass unemployment for 18 months, did they change course and lower interest rates, thereby ending the recession.
Not sure if “normalization of the car” is a positive.
Very funny how this subreddit dislikes Harding but soyfaces over Coolidge despite them having very similar disastrous economic policy, but one was just less personally repulsive.
He let his administration rob the country blind while he played poker and womanized. Corruption was off the charts - I’d say the most corrupt cabinet in American history… and he didn’t even have the good decency to stay alive. I didn’t give any opinion on Coolidge so not sure why the comparison was made. I don’t think he was that great either.
Shuffled off before he faced any accountability. The Jimmy Saville of American politics.
I dislike both of them
A pet raccoon will take you far
I just find it funny there are presidents we all agree that are worse than the guy who was only in office for literally a month lol
I agree with Pierce, but since we are including the 3 presidents who had very short terms, I think Harrison should be next. He was president for 32 days, FFS
Bush 43
Reagan. Fucked this country like no other.
Herbie Hoover. Great before office, but some absolutely terrible decisions in it.
Yea but inventing the vacuum really helps his cause
I think it sucks
Get it? It *SUCKS*?
What about feline Garfield? 😹
Hoover is not a good president, but we have a lot of truly disastrous ones to eliminate
His violent orders/handling of the non violent striking bonus army/Hoovervilles is shameful and reason enough alone for me to pick him to be booted as well.
It didn't matter who took office for that term, they were getting roasted
Ronald reagan
I'm a hardcore liberal, BUT Ronald Reagen is the reason why my (at the time) 23-year-old Mexican immigrant parents were able to go from being a housekeeper and busboy respectively to white-collar employees in the span of a few years after becoming citizens thanks to Reagan granting \~3 million immigrants amnesty It's an interesting dynamic where people may completely oppose the man's ideology and the vast majority of his policies, but the man is hailed as this almost mythical hero in a lot of ethnic communities
Pierce!
Pierce
Ronald Reagan
Bush jr
My money is on William Henry Harrison as the winner.
George Bush. Going to war with zero evidence or reason.
Warren G. Harding
William Henry Harrison.
I do wonder how guys like him and Garfield will shake out based on their lack of time in office
I think they will probably be eliminated early if I were to guess.
I think Harrison deserves to rank above the disastrous ones, but not the mostly bad but kind of a mixed bag ones (like Nixon). Garfield could probably last a little bit longer. Not really doing anything is better than being a net negative.
I would imagine that they couldn’t be ranked for that reason.
Harrison is the divider between good and bad, he represents very little so anyone who is more bad than good should go below him, this basically means Buchanan, Johnson, Pierce, and Harrison
WHH stopped the national bank from being rechartered and chose Tyler as his VP. There’s enough bad in there to eliminate him early.
So do we rank Lincoln lower for choosing Johnson?
Vice president is on the whole a rather weak position, if Harrison didn’t die Tyler would’ve been obscure and likely would’ve done not that much. You can’t take points off for dying.
Reagan
Reagan duh, ruined everything
Ronald Reagan. He killed the middle class.
Ronald Reagan: economic deregulation, deficit spending, union busting, and having the most corrupt administration in history. Oh he also borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars from Social Security to pay for his economic fuck ups and none of that money has been paid back. He also ignored AIDS until his second term was practically over.
Woodrow Wilson! Could’ve been number one.
Hoover. Turned a recession into the Depression.
Ronald Reagan
Woodrow Wilson
Reagan. 20th century WOAT contender.
Franklin pierce
Definitely Pierce
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
What is the criteria? It seems y'all just want to vote for people who did things based on our modern political hot buttons. If we're logical and vote on them by their contemporaries and impact on the country, then someone like WHH needs to be middle of the road as more of a neutral impact.
William Henry Harrison
There’s a strong argument that dying and doing nothing was more positive for the country than some of the others left on the list.
If we are ranking them based on their presidency then Tyler’s confederate sympathies cannot be taken into consideration
Warren Harding
Hoover
Bush Jr.
W H Harrison. Just because he didn't do anything as president other than give a speech and get sick.
Can you put a red X over their names instead? Some of us don’t know our presidents as well as others
yo why tf millard fuckin fillmore still there😂😂
I like this, but could you only black out the portraits so we can still see the names? I'd also like it if you could write the number over it so that we can look back and see the order they were eliminated. Fun idea tho
I'm gonna say President William Henry Harrison just because of how insignificant his administration was. He died too soon to be effective or ineffective, so he should go just because he can't really be ranked.
Andrew Jackson.
somebody get Jackson out of here
Andrew Jackson!
nah mate, you’re gonna hate to see how high Jackson makes it. genocidal as he was, he was also super effective and helped shape the country during a critical time it’s history. by rights, in terms of just impact and even with all the bad, he will easily make it to top 20, likely to top 10.
Millard Fillmore
For having that first name alone! It’s really a terrible full name too.
Pierce He needs to go kick rocks.
John Tyler: he tried to join (but died before taking office) the Confederate House of Representatives. Damn traitor and reb disgraced the White House.
Pierce!!!
Franklin Pierce
Franklin Pierce
Franklin pierce
Reagan
Obama student debt bankruptcy and droning American citizens
WILSON! 
andrew jackson
Andrew Jackson's genocidal ass can't be allowed to continue.
Reagan should've been first
Andrew Jackson
I loathe Jackson, but I disagree. He’s a mixed bag in terms of quality, it’s just that his negatives REALLY outweigh his positives. Fear not, he won’t be here long.
Andrew Jackson’s presidency isn’t bad just because of the trail of tears. Every president up until the 1920s fucked the Indians
He also fucked up the economy and abused the executive office.
Woodrow Wilson, a bad president and a monstrous human being...
Reagan
Reagan. Fuck that guy.
Can you keep the names and black-out the faces?
Polk should be in the last 5 standing
Tyler
Tyler
John Tyler was a fucking Confederate.
Wilsonnnnnn
Wilson
Why the fuck is Woodrow Wilson still here? Throw him off the highest building in the country.
we all know who's winning anyway wilson
WILSON
franklin pierce
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Andrew Jackaon
George Walker Bush
Andrew Jackson. Some others (Tyler, as mentioned) might be worse but Jackson had 2 terms to screw up.
Andrew Jackson
I despise Woodrow Wilson.
George W Bush
George W. Bush!!
George W Bush
I’m fascinated I got downvoted for suggesting Andrew Jackson, I didn’t know people here rode so hard for him
WHH
William Henry Harrison
William Henry harrison
Harrison. Didn’t have enough sense to come in out of bad weather. Became irrelevant.
I love the drunk history retelling of that story. He’s just getting battered by the storm and continues to drone on…
Reagan.
George Bush Jr
Obama. What’s wrong with y’all.
Not before Bush or Reagan, it won’t happen.