re: So, who's the worst president ever?

Thank you for you mature response. My original answer to the question was my opinion.
Is that hard to understand?

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my opinion.

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VOR

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Is that hard to understand?

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nope, not at all

Like doodoo in the dog park, best just to avoid it.

In my lifetime, Bush Jr, Obama and Biden all did significant long term damage to the country.

Historically, Taft, Wilson and LBJ are really strong contenders.

Dwight D. Eisenhower and Herbert Hoover are the two U.S. presidents with documented German ancestry.

These two are tied for the Wurst President.

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structural, long term damage that seems likely from the Trump Administration

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Care to expound on that??

and you might try contrasting whatever ills those may be with
- establishment of a welfare state
- flooding the nation with illegal aliens
- destruction of medial care with Obamacare
- appeasing Iran for decades
- looking other way when democrat caused disaster occur
- glorifying George Floyd - a lifetime criminal drug addict, and ignoring innocent victims of democrat invited filth
- open invitation of uncivilized hordes to come and take advantage of our taxes

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Obama fukked this country up more than any in my lifetime...And he continues

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And it ain’t even close. Worst President ever.

Pennsylvania has produced the two of the worst Presidents in our history; Buchanan and Biden. Also, they are the only two presidents from the state.

Shameful for a commonwealth with such deep history and importance.

Lyndon Johnson

William Harrison didn't get much accomplished...

James Buchanan. Not even close.

He took a country already on the edge and made it worse, then froze when it actually started breaking. Backed pro-slavery expansion, lined up with Dred Scott decision which nuked any remaining political compromise, then when states started seceding he basically said “this is illegal… but I can’t do anything about it.”

Others were corrupt or bad on policy, but Buchanan is the only one who combined actively worsening the core conflict with doing nothing when the system started collapsing. By the time Abraham Lincoln took over, the house was on fire.

And whatever your angle on the Civil War, he managed to screw over your side too. North wanted the Union held together, South wanted clarity or leverage. He gave neither and his decisions directly led to the bloodiest conflict in our history.