Reagan

raegan or trump tbh

Watergate.
Vietnam.
Who’s that Pokemon???

Kkt1

just curious, who's in the genocide denier category?

Jackson or Johnson

Bush is honorable mention

F***ing dead you had the card lmao

Well I speaking generally like we should dig into their history and review their stances on things that have occurred. technically according to the UN's definition of genocide anything that they call a "race riot" is denying the fact that it was a genocide. The enslavement of Africans as well as the testing on Africans like Tuskegee experiments are just general examples. As far as specific ones, of the top of my head Obama as a senator called the Armenian genocide a genocide vs what most US media outlets and presidents before him called it. However once he became pres I think he slowed up on the use of the word genocide.

clinton in rwanda

Ulysses S Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Ronald Reagan
George Bush

in terms of long-lasting negative impact, reagan

john adams was basically a dictator yet no one really mentions him

how was andrew jackson bad?

Synop really coming into these sorts of threads to hate on Bill Clinton

true. forced sterilization of puerto rican women can probably count too. nobody seems to acknowledge that the u.s intentionally tricked women into sterilization to limit the population of the island. it might not have been the president calling the shots but still, another WOAT moment in American history.

Oh that'd most definitely count
sick people

Handling of a global pandemic won't be kind to Trump as well long term. Americans really don't realize how much they f***ed it

Woodrow Wilson

bill is a war criminal and locked up more black men then any other president in history

Carter/Reagan/Bush Sr./Clinton

Obama hands down